A1 — Cooking and eating Flashcards
bill noun
The paper that tells you how much money you need to pay after eating at a restaurant.
bottle noun
A container that holds drinks or other liquids. You can open it to drink from it.
breakfast noun
The first meal you eat in the morning when you wake up.
cafe noun
A small restaurant where you can get coffee, tea, and simple food.
Christmas noun
A special day in December when many people give gifts and celebrate with family.
cook verb
To make food hot and ready to eat, like on a stove or in an oven.
cooking noun
The act of making food ready to eat by heating it up.
delicious adjective
Something that tastes really good and yummy.
diet noun
The kinds of food that a person or animal usually eats.
dinner noun
The big meal you eat in the evening.
dish noun
A plate or bowl that holds food, or a type of food that someone has made.
eat verb
To put food in your mouth, chew it, and swallow it.
eating noun
The act of putting food in your mouth and swallowing it.
food noun
Things that people and animals eat to stay alive and grow.
glass noun
A see-through cup that you can drink from.
healthy adjective
Something that’s good for your body and helps you stay strong.
kitchen noun
The room in a house where food is made and cooked.
lunch noun
The meal you eat in the middle of the day, between breakfast and dinner.
main adjective
The biggest or most important part of something.
meal noun
A time when you sit down to eat food, like breakfast, lunch, or dinner.
menu noun
A list of foods that you can choose from at a restaurant.
order noun
To tell someone what food you want at a restaurant.
prepare verb
To get something ready, like when you make food before eating it.
restaurant noun
A place where you go to eat food that other people cook for you.
tea noun
A warm drink made by putting hot water on special leaves, or the leaves themselves.
waiter noun
A person who brings food to your table at a restaurant.
