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A1  meat  et

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noun  /miːt   / noun [uncountable]  meat (noun)
 /miːt  
/ noun [uncountable] 
 
the parts of animals
or birds that people eat
et
 meat and two vegetables
 meat-eating animals
MEAT
We
get pork, ham or bacon from a pig, beef from a cow and veal from a calf. Mutton comes from a sheep,
but we get lamb from a
lamb. We often call beef, mutton and lamb red
meat. Pale-coloured meat, such as chicken, is called white meat. We can fry, grill, roast or stew meat. We carve a joint of meat. Meat can be
described as tough or tender, lean or fatty. Uncooked meat is raw. You buy meat at the butcher's. A person
who does not eat meat is a vegetarian.

Level	A1
Kind	noun
Front	meat
IPA	/miːt / noun [uncountable]
Back	et
Back 2	meat (noun) /miːt / noun [uncountable] the parts of animals or birds that people eat et meat and two vegetables meat-eating animals MEAT We get pork, ham or bacon from a pig, beef from a cow and veal from a calf. Mutton comes from a sheep, but we get lamb from a lamb. We often call beef, mutton and lamb red meat. Pale-coloured meat, such as chicken, is called white meat. We can fry, grill, roast or stew meat. We carve a joint of meat. Meat can be described as tough or tender, lean or fatty. Uncooked meat is raw. You buy meat at the butcher's. A person who does not eat meat is a vegetarian.

Meat Noun /Miːt Uncountable Animals Eat Mutton Lamb

meat (noun)