Cook him what he likes - not what's good for him.

爱吃的不用究其。

She was very dainty in her eating, was Mrs. Crocodile, and she liked the tid-bits.

她吃东西很究, 是鳄鱼夫人, 她喜欢吃零食。

But after all, as Conseil noted, we enjoyed complete freedom, we were daintily and abundantly fed. Our host had kept to the terms of his agreement.

总而言之，正像康尔说的，我们享受到完全的自由，我们吃得很究。我们的主人完全遵守约定的条款。

That he was very particular in his eating, she had, by her own unassisted observation, already discovered; but why he should say one thing so positively, and mean another all the while, was most unaccountable!

吃东西究，她已经通过自己的观察发现了这一点；但是为什么要如此积极地说一件事，而一直意味着另一件事，这真是令人费解！