sweeter

adj.

甜（味）的( sweet的比较级 )；可爱的；悦耳[目]的；令人高兴的

1. Mick's Field was thereafter forbidden to them but, for no better reason than that stolen sweets are always sweeter, they did sometimes play there.
   米克的球场后来禁止他们去打球。但是他们有时还是去打，原因不外乎是偷来的糖果分外甜罢了。
2. It means a kind of sweetness that grows sweeter through the years.
   它代表着一种随着岁月的更迭而更加甜美的感觉。

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