Lesson 6 - Complaining at a Restaurant Flashcards
not needing anything else
completely ready
ALL SET (TO)
E.g. I’m all set to leave the country
to pack objects into a box
to put leftover food from a restaurant in a container
(TO) BOX UP
E.g. I am in the process of boxing up my entire house for a cross-country move.
Bonus meaning: to be boxed up - drunk(հարբած) (slang)
E.g. Do you remember last night at the bar at all? You were really boxed up!
completely burnt; very overcooked
To burn something, typically when cooking it, to the extent that it is completely charred(ածխացած) and blackened.
BURNT TO A CRISP
E.g. I forgot about the bread I’d put in the oven and burned it to a crisp.
a bag or container to take home food that a customer
could not finish at a restaurant
DOGGY BAG
E.g. I am going to need a doggy bag for the leftovers.
food that is not eaten at a meal; extra food that is eaten later
Մնացորդ ուտելիք
LEFTOVERS
E.g. He had leftovers for dinner last night.
to no longer be hungry; to no longer have a desire or inclination(ցանկություն) to eat.
(TO) LOSE ONE’S APPETITE
E.g. After that horror movie, I’m afraid I’ve lost my appetite.
an annoyance; a particular thing that bothers someone more than the average person
a typically minor issue that causes one frequent and recurring annoyance.
PET PEEVE
E.g. A: “Ugh, I hate it when people talk during a movie.” B: “Oh, I know, that’s my pet peeve, too!”
drinks for a whole group
a serving to each person in a group
ROUND OF DRINKS
E.g. He has ordered a second round of drinks for all of us.
to be completely full
Լիքն եմ (ստամոքսի համար)
STUFFED
E.g. I am so stuffed right now. I can’t take another bite.
Bonus idiom: stuff (one’s) face (Slang)
He stuffed his face with cake and beverages.
to lower the volume of the music
(TO) TURN DOWN THE MUSIC
E.g. Could you please turn down the music for a while? I am on a call right now.
I am still on it. Haven’t finished yet.
Այդ գործի վրա եմ։
(TO) WORK ON
E.g. I am still working on my project.
Info: Can be used for everything. (not only eating)
to put in a container or box (to take home)
To finish doing something
(TO) WRAP UP
E.g. Could you, please, wrap up our food. We’re leaving. (First meaning)
We are wrapping up for today. See you tomorrow. (Second meaning)
yes; no problem
YOU BET (informal)
E.g. - Could you, please, take a crack at my new phone? It’s not working well.
- You bet.
