Dining Out
A night at the restaurant — from the menu to the tip.
20 words
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a place where you sit down to eat a meal that you pay for. You usually choose your food from a list called a menu.
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a list of choices, such as the food you can order in a restaurant or the options you see on a computer screen.
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a person who works in a restaurant and brings food and drinks to your table. You usually ask this person for the menu or the bill.
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a woman who works in a restaurant or café, bringing food and drinks to customers at their tables.
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a common word for booking a seat or room in advance, a feeling of doubt about an idea, or a special area of land set aside for a specific group of people.
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a very common word used for organizing things, giving commands, or asking for food and products.
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a common word for a plate or bowl, a specific type of food, or the act of washing up after a meal.
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a common word for a series of lessons, a part of a meal, the direction something moves, or a place where sports are played.
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the sweet food you eat at the end of a meal, such as cake, fruit, or ice cream.
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a formal or polite word for a drink, like coffee, juice, or soda.
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a style of cooking that belongs to a specific country or region, or the food served in that style.
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a professional cook who leads a kitchen, or more generally, anyone who is very good at cooking.
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a set of instructions for cooking a specific dish, or a plan that is likely to lead to a certain result.
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having a very pleasant taste or smell. You use this to describe food that you enjoy eating very much.
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a word used to describe food that has a strong, hot flavor from spices like chili; it can also describe something exciting, scandalous, or slightly risky.
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a person who does not eat meat or fish; also used to describe food that is made without meat.
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a part of a whole, an amount of food for one person, or the act of dividing things into shares.
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a table with a variety of food that you serve yourself.
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a common word with several meanings: a small amount of extra money for service, a helpful piece of advice, the pointed end of something, or the act of leaning or falling over.
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a common word for a request for payment, a piece of paper money, a bird's beak, or a proposed new law.