Spices were more a necessity than a

Spices were more a necessity than a luxury to the Europeans. During the winter, they had to eat meat from animals that had been slaughtered in the fall. Much of this meat was spoiled by the time it was consumed, and spices, especially pepper, could disguise the taste and smell. Prices in Europe for these goods were high, and profits were good.

結果 (繁體中文) 1:

香料是必要而不是對歐洲的奢侈品。在冬季，他們不得不從在秋天已經被屠宰的動物的肉吃。這肉大量被寵壞了的時間它消耗和香料，特別是辣椒，可以掩飾的味道和氣味。歐洲這些貨物的價格高，利潤，好。

結果 (繁體中文) 2:

香料是一種必然不是奢侈品歐洲人。在冬季，他們不得不從已被屠宰的動物秋季吃肉。許多這種肉被破壞了由它被消耗的時間，和香料，尤其是胡椒，可能掩蓋味道和氣味。價格在歐洲這些貨物是高了，利潤還不錯。

結果 (繁體中文) 3:

香料的更多的必需品,而不是一種奢侈的歐洲人。 在冬天,他們不得不吃肉從動物,已被屠宰的下降。 很多,這肉被寵壞了的時候,被消耗掉,和香料,尤其是胡椒、掩飾的味道和氣味。 在歐洲,這些貨物價格很高,利潤是很 好的.