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Переведите пожалуйста текст)))II. From the History of SandwichThe Earl of Sandwich lived long ago in England.He was a fanatic about playing cards. He didn’t even want to stop playing longenough to eat a meal. So he invented a quick meal. He put some meat between twoslices of bread. Then he could hold his meal in one hand and play cards withthe other. Sandwiches were great favourites in Victorian England. It was the tradition to take afternoon tea at about 5 o’clock, and many rich families ate sandwiches at that time. Cucumber sandwiches were very popular. The servants always cut the crusts off the bread,so the sandwiches were very small and delicate. Sandwiches are less elegant now and often much bigger. The American strip character Dagwood Bumstead is famous for his “Dagwood” sandwiches which have up to 10 slices of bread packed with different fillings all one on top of the other. The English eat millions of sandwiches every day. They are a typical “snack” meal because they are easy and quick to prepare. You can buy sandwiches if you don’t want to make them yourself. There are thousands of sandwich bars and cafes and even somerestaurants that sell them.

Answer 1

Граф Сэндвич жил давно в Англии .Он был фанатиком играли в карты. Он даже не хотите перестать играть долгодостаточно, чтобы съесть еду . Так он изобрел быструю еду . Он положил мясо между двумяЛомтики хлеба . Тогда он мог держать свою еду в одной руке и играть в карты сс другой стороны.     Бутерброды были большие фавориты в викторианской Англии. Это была традиция , чтобы взять послеобеденный чай около 5:00 , и многие богатые семьи ели бутерброды в то время. Огурец бутерброды были очень популярны . Слуги всегда сократить корки от хлеба ,так бутерброды были очень маленькими и тонкими.     Бутерброды менее элегантно теперь и часто намного больше. Американский характер полоса Dagwood Бамстед славится своими « Dagwood « сэндвичей , которые имеют до 10 ломтиков хлеба , упакованные с разными начинками все один на вершине другого .     Английский едят миллионы бутербродов каждый день. Они представляют собой типичный " закуска" еда , потому что они легко и быстро приготовить. Вы можете купить бутерброды , если вы не хотите , чтобы сделать их самостоятельно . Есть тысячи сэндвич баров и кафе и даже некоторыерестораны , которые продают их .

Answer 2

From the History of Sandwich

The Earl of Sandwich, who lived in England long ago, was known for his obsession with playing cards. He was so engrossed in his games that he didn't want to interrupt them for a meal. In order to solve this problem, he came up with a brilliant idea. He decided to place some meat between two slices of bread, creating what we now know as a sandwich. This way, he could hold his meal in one hand and continue playing cards with the other.

During the Victorian era, sandwiches became immensely popular in England, especially during the tradition of afternoon tea, which took place around 5 o'clock. Many affluent families would indulge in sandwiches during this time. Cucumber sandwiches, in particular, were highly sought after. The sandwiches were meticulously prepared, with the servants always cutting off the crusts to make them small and delicate.

Over time, sandwiches have evolved and become less elegant. Nowadays, they are often much bigger and less refined. One famous character known for his extravagant sandwiches is Dagwood Bumstead from the American comic strip. Dagwood sandwiches are notorious for their towering height and can consist of up to 10 slices of bread, each packed with different fillings piled on top of each other.

In modern-day England, sandwiches have become a staple part of daily meals. Millions of sandwiches are consumed every day, and they are commonly enjoyed as a quick and easy "snack" meal. If you don't feel like making sandwiches at home, there are numerous sandwich bars, cafes, and even restaurants that offer a wide variety of options for purchase.

The history of the sandwich is a testament to the ingenuity of the Earl of Sandwich, whose desire to continue playing cards while enjoying a meal led to the creation of a culinary delight that has stood the test of time.