Frozen food meaning in English
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Definition
frozen (peas): (peas) preserved by freezing, (peas) preserved by keeping at below 0°C
to freeze: to keep at a temperature below 0°C
Examples
- "Needless to say, she was slightly concerned when she saw that this "omelet" was frozen, and then defrosted in the microwave."
Exercise 1
Fill in the blanks with the terms used by Luna in her email.
This term shares a similar meaning with "error". "Cutting down the tree was a terrible ."
This term refers to something "icy" or "very cold", or stored at a very low temperature, in order to preserve it. "The British eat too many meals and not enough fresh vegetables."
This term describes the job of providing a food service for large numbers of people. "We wanted the best food for our wedding, so we hired a fancy French company."
This term describes a desire to eat or a need for food. "I'm so that I could eat my own shoes."
This term shares a similar meaning with "error". "Cutting down the tree was a terrible ."
This term refers to something "icy" or "very cold", or stored at a very low temperature, in order to preserve it. "The British eat too many meals and not enough fresh vegetables."
This term describes the job of providing a food service for large numbers of people. "We wanted the best food for our wedding, so we hired a fancy French company."
This term describes a desire to eat or a need for food. "I'm so that I could eat my own shoes."
Fill in the blanks with the terms used by Luna in her email.
This term shares a similar meaning with "error". "Cutting down the tree was a terrible mistake 1."
This term refers to something "icy" or "very cold", or stored at a very low temperature, in order to preserve it. "The British eat too many frozen 2 meals and not enough fresh vegetables."
This term describes the job of providing a food service for large numbers of people. "We wanted the best food for our wedding, so we hired a fancy French catering 3 company."
This term describes a desire to eat or a need for food. "I'm so hungry 4 that I could eat my own shoes."
This term shares a similar meaning with "error". "Cutting down the tree was a terrible mistake 1."
This term refers to something "icy" or "very cold", or stored at a very low temperature, in order to preserve it. "The British eat too many frozen 2 meals and not enough fresh vegetables."
This term describes the job of providing a food service for large numbers of people. "We wanted the best food for our wedding, so we hired a fancy French catering 3 company."
This term describes a desire to eat or a need for food. "I'm so hungry 4 that I could eat my own shoes."
1 mistake: "Mistake" is the correct answer. A "mistake" is an "error", or something which you did and now regret. Example: "I only made two mistakes in my English lesson this morning. I'm so happy!".
2 frozen: "Frozen" is the right answer here. A "frozen" omelette is one which has been stored at a very cold temperature (in a "freezer") in order to preserve it for longer. That sounds disgusting doesn't it?! Some frozen products, like peas and soya ice cream are nice! "Frozen" comes from the irregular verb "to freeze": freeze/froze/frozen.
3 catering: "Catering" is the right answer here. The "catering industry" is the sector which prepares, delivers, and/or serves food to customers, usually on a large scale. People who work in this area are called "caterers". Example: "Our current catering company is awful: we really need new caterers".
4 hungry: "Hungry" is the correct answer here. Someone is "hungry" when they suffer from "hunger": a lack of food. Example: "Since I fell pregnant, I've been hungry all the time".
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