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Madame Bron, who had been thirty years in the theatre, replied quite sourly.
That's because a tomato's flavor - made up of sugars, acids and chemicals called volatiles - degrades as soon as it's picked from the vine.

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Open the tool →酸刻 (suān kè) means “harsh; sarcastic and mean”.
酸刻 is pronounced suān kè in Mandarin Chinese.
“harsh; sarcastic and mean” is 酸刻 (suān kè) in Chinese.
This page has 2 example sentences using 酸刻, each with pinyin and an English translation.