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B1 Unit 28: Food & drink 2

17 B1 words: straw, stir, blend, feast, spice, ginger… Learn them in 4 steps, then review them every day.

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WordMeaningExample
straw/strɔ/ nstrawa thin tube for drinkingMia drinks juice through a paper straw.Mia drinks juice through a paper straw.
stir/stɝ/ vto stirto mix with a spoonStir the soup slowly so it does not burn.Stir the soup slowly so it does not burn.
blend/blɛnd/ vto blendto mix together into oneBlend the fruit and milk to make a smoothie.Blend the fruit and milk to make a smoothie.
feast/fist/ nfeasta large special mealThe family prepared a big feast for the holiday.The family prepared a big feast for the holiday.
spice/spaɪs/ nspicea strong-tasting plant used in cookingAdd a little spice to give the soup flavour.Add a little spice to give the soup flavour.
ginger/ˈdʒɪndʒɚ/ ngingera hot-tasting root used in foodAna puts fresh ginger in her tea.Ana puts fresh ginger in her tea.
alcoholic/ˌælkəˈhɑlɪk/ adjalcoholiccontaining alcoholThe shop sells non-alcoholic drinks.The shop sells non-alcoholic drinks.
peanut/ˈpinət/ npeanuta small nut that grows undergroundSam can’t eat peanut butter because of an allergy.Sam can’t eat peanut butter because of an allergy.
cod/kɑd/ ncoda large sea fish for eatingThe restaurant serves fried cod with chips.The restaurant serves fried cod with chips.
fry/fraɪ/ vto fryto cook in hot oilFry the onions in a little oil.Fry the onions in a little oil.
consume/kənˈsum/ vto consumeto eat or drinkAdults should not consume too much sugar.Adults should not consume too much sugar.
sour/ˈsaʊɚ/ adjsourhaving a sharp taste like lemonThese lemons taste very sour.These lemons taste very sour.
appetite/ˈæpəˌtaɪt/ nappetitea desire to eatFresh air gave us a good appetite for dinner.Fresh air gave us a good appetite for dinner.
grill/ɡrɪl/ n/vgrillto cook food over fireDad will grill fish in the garden.Dad will grill fish in the garden.
tasty/ˈteɪsti/ adjtastyhaving a good flavourThe soup was hot and very tasty.The soup was hot and very tasty.
rotten/ˈrɑtən/ adjrottenbad and not fit to eatThe apples were rotten, so we threw them away.The apples were rotten, so we threw them away.
spicy/ˈspaɪsi/ adjspicyhot in tasteI love spicy food with lots of pepper.I love spicy food with lots of pepper.