Fresh
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定义
fresh: 新鲜的
示例
- "Bruno : Would a '63 Cabernet go with fresh sea bass, fettuccine and pesto sauce?"
- "Bruno : Is it fresh?"
- "It's fresh red snapper served with steamed vegetables."
- "While we have a long and proud heritage dating from our earliest days in Paris, the attributes of our brand are as fresh and new as ever," said Bruno Delavigne, CEO of Delavigne Corp."
- "Enjoy your time strolling our sunny 75-acre estate or swimming in our giant lake, stocked daily with fresh carp."
- "I've got my sun block: SPF 75, my aviator shades, three bottles of purified drinking water, two bags of fresh baby carrots, my travel journal and an empty mayonnaise jar... just in case of an emergency."
- "The basic philosophy behind the movement is that eating locally has ecological value: The carbon footprint of Kobe beef which has made the trip from Japan to New York has more of an environmental impact than a piece of fresh meat from the local farmer's market."
- "3476 Minty Fresh Drive"
- "Brian : Ahh, this fresh mountain air is good for the mind, body and soul."
- "CRAP staff member : Mr. Oléré, are you ready for a delicious fresh fruit platter?"
- "He does bring in a tray of fresh pastries every morning, and encourages his colleagues to sing French folk songs during their cigarette breaks."
- "I know your fondness for mixed nuts, so I'll do my best to ensure that we have some fresh cashews on hand for snacking."
- "This fresh mountain air is good for the mind, body and soul."
- "For this project, we want something fresh, inspired, something that'll set Outback Cologne apart."
- "Susie : The first one is just a sketch but I think it's fresh, sensual, and fragrant."
- "The endless supply of foot massages has not gone unnoticed, and the sparkling water you bring to me tastes as fresh as a polar bear's paddling pool."
练习 1
Complete the sentences below with the most appropriate term!
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to .
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to .
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> .
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to .
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to .
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> .
Complete the sentences below with the most appropriate term!
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to hygiene 1.
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to freshness of food 2.
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> vegan options 3.
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to hygiene 1.
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to freshness of food 2.
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> vegan options 3.
1 hygiene: "Hygiene" is the right answer here. If someone's body hair has found its way into the soup, then the kitchen is probably "unhygienic" or "dirty". Example: "We need to tell our smelly colleague to improve his personal hygiene".
1 vegan options: "Vegan options" is not the right answer. "Vegans" do not use any animal products, which is unrelated to finding something unpleasant in your food!
1 freshness of food: This is not the best answer. The soup may be "fresh", even if it contains a disgusting hair!
1 nut allergies: This is not the best answer. If someone has a "nut allergy", they are "allergic" to nuts, which means they have a very bad reaction to contact with nuts (peanuts, pecans, cashews, walnuts etc.).
2 freshness of food: "Freshness of food" is the best answer here. When food is "fresh", it has been bought recently, and is in good shape. Green potatoes and moldy salad are old, or rotten. Example: "I eat lots of fresh fruit to keep myself healthy".
2 nutrition: "Nutrition" concerns the healthiness (or unhealthiness!) of certain foods, and their properties such as fat content, calories, vitamins etc. It is not the right answer here.
2 vegetarian options: Vegetarians do not eat meat (including fish!) or meat-derived ingredients. This is not the right answer here.
2 nut allergies: This is not the best answer. If someone has a "nut allergy", they are "allergic" to nuts, which means they have a very bad reaction to contact with nuts (peanuts, pecans, cashews, walnuts etc.).
3 vegan options: "Vegan options" is the right answer. Vegans do not eat or use any products from animals, including meat, milk, butter, yoghurt, eggs, wool, or leather. Example: "Did you know that Moby is a vegan? He's also bald, but that's unrelated".
3 vegetarian options: Vegetarians do not eat meat (including fish!) or meat-derived ingredients. This is not the right answer here, because vegetarians do eat dairy products, and usually they eat eggs.
3 halal options: Halal food is suitable for Muslims. It includes meat, and so is not the right answer here.
3 kosher options: Kosher food is suitable for Jews. It includes meat, and so is not the right answer here.
练习 2
Complete the sentences below with the most appropriate term!
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to .
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to .
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> .
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to .
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to .
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> .
Complete the sentences below with the most appropriate term!
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to hygiene 1.
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to freshness of food 2.
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> vegan options 3.
"Urgh! There's a pubic hair in my soup!" ---> This is a problem related to hygiene 1.
"This potato is green, and there's mold on the salad." ---> This is a problem related to freshness of food 2.
'I don't eat meat, eggs, or dairy products. I therefore need ---> vegan options 3.
1 hygiene: "Hygiene" is the right answer here. If someone's body hair has found its way into the soup, then the kitchen is probably "unhygienic" or "dirty". Example: "We need to tell our smelly colleague to improve his personal hygiene".
1 vegan options: "Vegan options" is not the right answer. "Vegans" do not use any animal products, which is unrelated to finding something unpleasant in your food!
1 freshness of food: This is not the best answer. The soup may be "fresh", even if it contains a disgusting hair!
1 nut allergies: This is not the best answer. If someone has a "nut allergy", they are "allergic" to nuts, which means they have a very bad reaction to contact with nuts (peanuts, pecans, cashews, walnuts etc.).
2 freshness of food: "Freshness of food" is the best answer here. When food is "fresh", it has been bought recently, and is in good shape. Green potatoes and moldy salad are old, or rotten. Example: "I eat lots of fresh fruit to keep myself healthy".
2 nutrition: "Nutrition" concerns the healthiness (or unhealthiness!) of certain foods, and their properties such as fat content, calories, vitamins etc. It is not the right answer here.
2 vegetarian options: Vegetarians do not eat meat (including fish!) or meat-derived ingredients. This is not the right answer here.
2 nut allergies: This is not the best answer. If someone has a "nut allergy", they are "allergic" to nuts, which means they have a very bad reaction to contact with nuts (peanuts, pecans, cashews, walnuts etc.).
3 vegan options: "Vegan options" is the right answer. Vegans do not eat or use any products from animals, including meat, milk, butter, yoghurt, eggs, wool, or leather. Example: "Did you know that Moby is a vegan? He's also bald, but that's unrelated".
3 vegetarian options: Vegetarians do not eat meat (including fish!) or meat-derived ingredients. This is not the right answer here, because vegetarians do eat dairy products, and usually they eat eggs.
3 halal options: Halal food is suitable for Muslims. It includes meat, and so is not the right answer here.
3 kosher options: Kosher food is suitable for Jews. It includes meat, and so is not the right answer here.
练习 3
Fill in the blanks with words from the conversation you just heard. Remember to conjugate verbs!
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my ! I should go home and sleep."
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my ! I should go home and sleep."
Fill in the blanks with words from the conversation you just heard. Remember to conjugate verbs!
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from raw 1 fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he hung up 2 the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my shift 3! I should go home and sleep."
This term describes "uncooked" food: "Sushi is made from raw 1 fish."
This term describes ending a telephone conversation: "After Philip finished talking, he hung up 2 the phone." (two words)
This noun describes a period of time worked: "It's the end of my shift 3! I should go home and sleep."
1 raw: This is the right answer. Food that is "raw" has not been cooked. For example, raw tomatoes are great for you, but raw meat is usually not. Example: "Send this steak back to the kitchen! It's raw!".
2 hung up: This is the correct answer. To "hang up" a telephone is to end a telephone conversation. Originally, it meant that you placed, or "hung up" the handset on the receiver. The verb "to hang (up)" is irregular: hang up/hung up/hung up.
3 shift: This is a correct answer. A shift is a period of time worked, often around eight hours for full-time employees. To be "at the end of your shift" is to be almost finished working, about ready to go home. The term "shift" is generally used to refer to the working hours of people in the service industry (bar and restaurant workers) or laborers (e.g. factory workers).
