unsavory

adj.

没有味道的；难闻的；（令人）讨厌的；（道德上）名誉不好的

1. From cocktail menus to dinner specials, what was once married to the unsavory image of gelatin in a can, the cranberry has been reinvented.
   从鸡尾酒的菜单到晚餐的特别推荐，曾经一度和罐子里难吃的凝胶状形象紧密联系在一起的蔓越橘已经彻底被改造了。
2. It's an unpleasant choice between unsavory scenarios.
   这是一个令人讨厌的场景间令人不快的选择。

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