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food food ★★★★★/fu͟ːd/1[N-MASS	物质名词]See also:convenience food；fast food；health food；junk food；wholefood；食物；食品 Food is what people and animals eat. Enjoy your food.用餐愉快。...supplies of food and water.食物和水的供给...emergency food aid.紧急食品援助...frozen foods.冷冻食品2[PHRASE	短语](常指因生病)不想吃东西，厌食 If you are off your food, you do not want to eat, usually because you are ill.   [v-link PHR]It's not like you to be off your food.胃口不好，这可不像你了。3[PHRASE	短语]引人深思；发人深省 If you give someone food for thought, you make them think carefully about something.   [usu PHR after v]Lord Fraser's speech offers much food for thought...弗雷泽勋爵的讲演发人深省。Developments in your career may give you food for thought.事业上的发展可能会引发你很多的思考。 foodfood /fuːd/ ●●● S1 W1 noun  Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[countable, uncountable] things that people and animals eat, such as vegetables or meat:  The restaurant serves good food at affordable prices. I love Italian food, especially pasta. He was told to cut down on salty and fatty foods.2food for thought something that makes you think carefully:  The teacher’s advice certainly gave me food for thought.GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Food is usually uncountable: · There was not enough food for everyone. ✗Don’t say:  enough foods• Food is used as a countable noun when talking about particular types of food: · The doctor advised her to avoid fatty foods.· Butter is a healthy food.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesgood/excellent· The hotel was nice and the food was really good.delicious/tasty· Thanks for dinner – the food was delicious.fresh· The food is all so fresh.healthy· We try to give the kids good healthy food.nourishing/nutritious (=making you strong and healthy)· The food was nourishing but not particularly tasty.plain/simple (=without anything added or without decoration)· He liked eating simple food, nothing spicy.spicy (=with a hot taste)· Spanish food is not usually very spicy.hot food· She wanted a rest and some hot food.cold food· The cafeteria only serves cold food.Italian/French/Chinese etc food· The restaurant serves delicious Italian food.exotic food (=unusual because of being from a foreign country)· The shop specializes in selling exotic food like kangaroo and crocodile meat.fatty foods· Limit your intake of fatty foods.starchy foods (=food that contains a lot of starch)· Starchy foods include bread, rice, pasta, and potatoes.verbshave food· The family hadn’t had any food for days.eat food· He sat in the corner and ate his food.cook/prepare food· I have to cook some food for this evening.serve food (=give food to someone, especially in a restaurant)· She served food and cleared tables all evening.enjoy your food· I’ve never seen anyone enjoy their food so much.chew food· He chewed the food slowly and carefully.swallow food· While she was ill, she had trouble swallowing her food.digest food· Aphids have bacteria in their guts that help them digest food.food tastes good/delicious etc· The food at Jan’s house always tastes good.food smells good· The food smelt good to her.phrasesbe off your food British English (=not want to eat)· The baby is off his food.go off your food British English (=to stop wanting to eat)· Since becoming ill, he has gone off his food.nounsa food supply· The government must ensure an adequate food supply.the food industry· The food industry has responded to consumer concerns about health.food production (=the process of making or growing food to be sold)· Farmers have increased food production to meet demand.food products· The nutrient content of most food products is displayed on the packaging.food prices· Food prices have increased rapidly in recent months.a food shortage· He remembered the food shortages of the war years.a food scare (=when people are afraid to eat a particular food)· The meat industry has been badly affected by recent food scares.food colouring British English, food coloring American English· Dilute a little food colouring with water.food additives (=substances added to food in order to improve its taste or appearance)· These chemicals have been approved as food additives.THESAURUSfood noun [countable, uncountable] things that people and animals eat: · You can buy good fresh food in the market.· Do you like Japanese food?dish noun [countable] a type of food that is cooked in a particular way: · a traditional English dish· They also offer vegetarian dishes.speciality British English, specialty American English noun [countable] a type of food that a restaurant or place is famous for: · Fish dishes are a specialty of the region.· Home made pies are one of the hotel’s specialities.delicacy noun [countable] an unusual food which people in a particular place like to eat: · The local delicacies include laverbread (boiled seaweed).· I was keen to try out the local delicacies.diet noun [countable] the type of food that someone usually eats: · You shouldn’t have too much salt in your diet.· In the Andes, the main diet is beans, potatoes, and corn.cooking noun [uncountable] food made in a particular way, or by a particular person: · Herbs are used a lot in French cooking.· I love my Mum’s home cooking.cuisine /kwɪˈziːn/ noun [countable] formal the food you can eat in a particular restaurant, country, or area: · Italian cuisine· Trying the local cuisine is all part of the fun of travelling.nutrition noun [uncountable] food considered as something that is necessary for good health and growth: · a book on nutrition· Many homeless people suffer from poor nutrition.nourishment /ˈnʌrɪʃmənt $ ˈnɜː-, ˈnʌ-/ noun [uncountable] goodness that you get from food, which helps your body to stay healthy: · There's not much nourishment in fast food.fare noun [uncountable] formal the kind of food that is served in a place – used especially when saying how interesting it is: · In China you can feast on bird’s nest soup and other exotic fare.· Dinner was pretty standard fare (=the usual kind of food).types of foodfast food food such as hamburgers, which is prepared quickly and which you can take away with you to eat: · He ballooned to 300lbs on a diet of fast food.junk food food that is full of sugar or fat, and is bad for your health: · I used to eat loads of junk food.GM food British English food made from vegetables and animals that have had their genetic structure changed: · There has been a lot of research into the safety of GM food.organic food food that is produced without using harmful chemicals: · Shoppers are willing to pay more for organic food.health food food that is thought to be good for your health: · You can buy the ingredients in any good health food shop.superfood a type of food that is believed to be good for your health because it contains a lot of a particular type of vitamin, mineral etc: · Superfoods such as blueberries are often promoted as having magic health-giving properties.vegetarian food food that does not contain meat: · The restaurant specializes in vegetarian food.processed food food that has chemicals in it to make it last a long time: · The colourings and flavourings in processed food are chemicals produced in factories.canned food (also tinned food British English) food that is sold in cans: · We had to live on canned food for a week.· Tinned food was sent as emergency aid.frozen food food that is kept at a very low temperature to make it last a long time: · Some people claim that frozen food is just as healthy as fresh food.convenience food food that is sold in cans, packages etc, so that it can be prepared quickly and easily: · I found that I had more time to cook, instead of just heating up convenience food.baby food special food for babies: · The soup was horrible – it tasted like baby food.pet/dog/cat/bird etc food food for animals that you keep as pets: · She spent a fortune on pet food.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8ERz1y+dTrlWDigypr4qR/FYChAeSZLj/xJBCo6/a1i3iPmSSvlPufMNbRlwbFbgrA5fa2Jo0mOdV58vKJk6P5TdvuBcmUtuJ6MKoWXxMnZe4vdgTwGMP/HS7jSJVFswOew==             food              ★                    /        fuːd                ;          NAmE                fuːd                /                              noun                            1      ★              [uncountable        ]                    things that people or animals eat          食物                            ◆                  a shortage of food/food shortages                粮食短缺                    ◆        food and drink        饮食                    ◆        the food industry        食品工业                    2      ★              [countable            ,       uncountable        ]                    a particular type of food          （某种）食物                            ◆        Do you like Italian food?        你喜欢意大利食物吗？                    ◆                  frozen foods                冷冻食品                    ◆        a can of          dog food          (= for a dog to eat)                一罐狗粮                    ◆        He's          off his food          (= he does not want to eat anything).                他不想吃东西。                    ☞see also                                            convenience food                                      ,                                            fast food                                      ,                                            functional food                                      ,                                            health food                                      ,                                            junk food                                      ,                                            seafood                                      ,                                            soul food                                      ,                                            wholefood                                                  IDIOM              food for ˈthought                              an idea that makes you think seriously and carefully              引人深思的想法                                                  food      foods                  food              /        fuːd                ;          NAmE                fuːd                /             food[fu:d]CET4CET6TEM4考研n3661182011552415058388752919719547NOUN2735036037Spoken:437159770foods[5024]食物(71%)，食品(29%)n.食物；养料

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Collins	food ★★★★★ /fu͟ːd/ 1 [N-MASS 物质名词]See also:convenience food ；fast food ；health food ；junk food ；wholefood ；食物；食品 Food is what people and animals eat. Enjoy your food. 用餐愉快。 ...supplies of food and water. 食物和水的供给 ...emergency food aid. 紧急食品援助 ...frozen foods. 冷冻食品 2 [PHRASE 短语](常指因生病)不想吃东西，厌食 If you are off your food, you do not want to eat, usually because you are ill. [v-link PHR] It's not like you to be off your food. 胃口不好，这可不像你了。 3 [PHRASE 短语]引人深思；发人深省 If you give someone food for thought, you make them think carefully about something. [usu PHR after v] Lord Fraser's speech offers much food for thought... 弗雷泽勋爵的讲演发人深省。 Developments in your career may give you food for thought. 事业上的发展可能会引发你很多的思考。
Oxford	food ★ / fuːd ; NAmE fuːd / noun 1 ★ [uncountable ] things that people or animals eat 食物 ◆ a shortage of food/food shortages 粮食短缺 ◆ food and drink 饮食 ◆ the food industry 食品工业 2 ★ [countable , uncountable ] a particular type of food （某种）食物 ◆ Do you like Italian food? 你喜欢意大利食物吗？ ◆ frozen foods 冷冻食品 ◆ a can of dog food (= for a dog to eat) 一罐狗粮 ◆ He's off his food (= he does not want to eat anything). 他不想吃东西。 ☞see also convenience food , fast food , functional food , health food , junk food , seafood , soul food , wholefood IDIOM food for ˈthought an idea that makes you think seriously and carefully 引人深思的想法 food foods food / fuːd ; NAmE fuːd /
LDC	foodfood /fuːd/ ●●● S1 W1 noun Word Origin Examples Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1[countable, uncountable] things that people and animals eat, such as vegetables or meat: The restaurant serves good food at affordable prices. I love Italian food, especially pasta. He was told to cut down on salty and fatty foods.2food for thought something that makes you think carefully: The teacher’s advice certainly gave me food for thought.GRAMMAR: Countable or uncountable?• Food is usually uncountable: · There was not enough food for everyone. ✗Don’t say: enough foods• Food is used as a countable noun when talking about particular types of food: · The doctor advised her to avoid fatty foods.· Butter is a healthy food.COLLOCATIONSadjectivesgood/excellent· The hotel was nice and the food was really good.delicious/tasty· Thanks for dinner – the food was delicious.fresh· The food is all so fresh.healthy· We try to give the kids good healthy food.nourishing/nutritious (=making you strong and healthy)· The food was nourishing but not particularly tasty.plain/simple (=without anything added or without decoration)· He liked eating simple food, nothing spicy.spicy (=with a hot taste)· Spanish food is not usually very spicy.hot food· She wanted a rest and some hot food.cold food· The cafeteria only serves cold food.Italian/French/Chinese etc food· The restaurant serves delicious Italian food.exotic food (=unusual because of being from a foreign country)· The shop specializes in selling exotic food like kangaroo and crocodile meat.fatty foods· Limit your intake of fatty foods.starchy foods (=food that contains a lot of starch)· Starchy foods include bread, rice, pasta, and potatoes.verbshave food· The family hadn’t had any food for days.eat food· He sat in the corner and ate his food.cook/prepare food· I have to cook some food for this evening.serve food (=give food to someone, especially in a restaurant)· She served food and cleared tables all evening.enjoy your food· I’ve never seen anyone enjoy their food so much.chew food· He chewed the food slowly and carefully.swallow food· While she was ill, she had trouble swallowing her food.digest food· Aphids have bacteria in their guts that help them digest food.food tastes good/delicious etc· The food at Jan’s house always tastes good.food smells good· The food smelt good to her.phrasesbe off your food British English (=not want to eat)· The baby is off his food.go off your food British English (=to stop wanting to eat)· Since becoming ill, he has gone off his food.nounsa food supply· The government must ensure an adequate food supply.the food industry· The food industry has responded to consumer concerns about health.food production (=the process of making or growing food to be sold)· Farmers have increased food production to meet demand.food products· The nutrient content of most food products is displayed on the packaging.food prices· Food prices have increased rapidly in recent months.a food shortage· He remembered the food shortages of the war years.a food scare (=when people are afraid to eat a particular food)· The meat industry has been badly affected by recent food scares.food colouring British English, food coloring American English· Dilute a little food colouring with water.food additives (=substances added to food in order to improve its taste or appearance)· These chemicals have been approved as food additives.THESAURUSfood noun [countable, uncountable] things that people and animals eat: · You can buy good fresh food in the market.· Do you like Japanese food?dish noun [countable] a type of food that is cooked in a particular way: · a traditional English dish· They also offer vegetarian dishes.speciality British English, specialty American English noun [countable] a type of food that a restaurant or place is famous for: · Fish dishes are a specialty of the region.· Home made pies are one of the hotel’s specialities.delicacy noun [countable] an unusual food which people in a particular place like to eat: · The local delicacies include laverbread (boiled seaweed).· I was keen to try out the local delicacies.diet noun [countable] the type of food that someone usually eats: · You shouldn’t have too much salt in your diet.· In the Andes, the main diet is beans, potatoes, and corn.cooking noun [uncountable] food made in a particular way, or by a particular person: · Herbs are used a lot in French cooking.· I love my Mum’s home cooking.cuisine /kwɪˈziːn/ noun [countable] formal the food you can eat in a particular restaurant, country, or area: · Italian cuisine· Trying the local cuisine is all part of the fun of travelling.nutrition noun [uncountable] food considered as something that is necessary for good health and growth: · a book on nutrition· Many homeless people suffer from poor nutrition.nourishment /ˈnʌrɪʃmənt $ ˈnɜː-, ˈnʌ-/ noun [uncountable] goodness that you get from food, which helps your body to stay healthy: · There's not much nourishment in fast food.fare noun [uncountable] formal the kind of food that is served in a place – used especially when saying how interesting it is: · In China you can feast on bird’s nest soup and other exotic fare.· Dinner was pretty standard fare (=the usual kind of food).types of foodfast food food such as hamburgers, which is prepared quickly and which you can take away with you to eat: · He ballooned to 300lbs on a diet of fast food.junk food food that is full of sugar or fat, and is bad for your health: · I used to eat loads of junk food.GM food British English food made from vegetables and animals that have had their genetic structure changed: · There has been a lot of research into the safety of GM food.organic food food that is produced without using harmful chemicals: · Shoppers are willing to pay more for organic food.health food food that is thought to be good for your health: · You can buy the ingredients in any good health food shop.superfood a type of food that is believed to be good for your health because it contains a lot of a particular type of vitamin, mineral etc: · Superfoods such as blueberries are often promoted as having magic health-giving properties.vegetarian food food that does not contain meat: · The restaurant specializes in vegetarian food.processed food food that has chemicals in it to make it last a long time: · The colourings and flavourings in processed food are chemicals produced in factories.canned food (also tinned food British English) food that is sold in cans: · We had to live on canned food for a week.· Tinned food was sent as emergency aid.frozen food food that is kept at a very low temperature to make it last a long time: · Some people claim that frozen food is just as healthy as fresh food.convenience food food that is sold in cans, packages etc, so that it can be prepared quickly and easily: · I found that I had more time to cook, instead of just heating up convenience food.baby food special food for babies: · The soup was horrible – it tasted like baby food.pet/dog/cat/bird etc food food for animals that you keep as pets: · She spent a fortune on pet food.
WDF	food [fu:d] CET4CET6TEM4考研 n366 118201 15524 15058 38875 29197 19547 NOUN273 5036037 Spoken: 437159770 foods[5024] 食物(71%)，食品(29%) n.食物；养料

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