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Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Basic Terms.
food
dish
meal
eat ... ate, eaten
drink ... drank, drunk
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Baked Goods.
grain
flour
baked goods
bread
roll
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Meat.
meat
chicken
beef
pork
cold cuts
salami
ham
sausage
fish
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Other Food.
milk
butter
cheese
quark
yogurt
egg
honey
sugar
salt
spice
rice
pasta
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Fruit and Vegetables.
fruit
vegetables
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Local Fruit.
apple
pear
plum
apricot
peach
cherry
strawberry
raspberry
blueberry
blackberry
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Exotic Fruit.
orange
tangerine
lemon
lime
banana
pineapple
kiwi
melon
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Types of Vegetables.
potato
carrot
celery
parsley
cucumber
tomato
lettuce
cabbage
cauliflower
broccoli
spinach
onion
garlic
beans
peas
lentils
corn
nut
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Sweets.
candy
chocolate
chocolate bar
cookie
wafer
cake
pie
doughnut
waffle
pancake
ice cream
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Courses.
appetizer
soup
main course
side dish
dessert
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Dishes.
hamburger
French fries
hot dog
pasta
spaghetti
steak
schnitzel
pizza
salad
takeout
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Tableware.
fork
knife
spoon
plate
bowl
glass
cup
bottle
can
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Soft Drinks.
water
sparkling water
juice
lemonade
soda
coke
energy drink
milk
hot chocolate
tea
coffee
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Alcoholic Drinks.
beer
wine
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Smoking.
cigarette
cigar
e-cigarette, vape
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Phraseology.
I'm hungry. ... I'm thirsty.
Can I have the check, please?
Enjoy your meal!
Learner's Dictionary. Chapter 14, Food and Drinks. Idioms.
A piece of cake
The test was a piece of cake.
Easy as pie
Fixing the bike was easy as pie.
Have your cake and eat it too
You can't work less and earn more — you can't have your cake and eat it too.
The icing on the cake
The sea view was the icing on the cake.
A bad apple
There's always a bad apple in every class.
Spill the beans
Who spilled the beans about the surprise party?
In a pickle
I'm in a pickle — I forgot my passport.
A hot potato
Immigration is a political hot potato.
Bite off more than you can chew
She bit off more than she could chew by taking three jobs.
Bread and butter
Teaching is her bread and butter.
Earn one's daily bread
He works long hours to earn his daily bread.
Full of beans
The kids were full of beans after the trip.
Cool as a cucumber
She stayed cool as a cucumber during the exam.
Not my cup of tea
Horror movies are not my cup of tea.
Cry over spilled milk
There's no use crying over spilled milk.
Break bread (with someone)
We broke bread together after the meeting.
Butter someone up
He tried to butter up the teacher before the test.
Food for thought
That documentary gave me food for thought.
Take something with a grain of salt
Take his advice with a grain of salt.