menu
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1 restaurant food list (n.) A1 Beginner Cookinga list of the food and drinks you can order at a restaurant or café.
a comprehensive list of food and beverage items available for purchase at a dining establishment.
ExampleThe waiter handed us the menu as soon as we sat down at the table.
ExampleThe restaurant offers an extensive seasonal menu featuring locally sourced ingredients and a curated selection of regional wines.
UsageOften used with the preposition 'on' to describe what is available.
- bill of fare
- card
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2 computing options (n.) A2 Elementary Computinga list of choices on a computer screen that helps you use a program.
a set of commands or options presented to a user in a graphical user interface.
ExampleClick on the 'File' menu to save your document before closing the window.
ExampleThe latest software update redesigned the navigation menu to be more intuitive for touchscreen users.
UsageCommonly used in phrases like 'drop-down menu' or 'main menu'.
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3 general list or agenda (n.) B2 Upper Intermediatea list of things to be discussed or dealt with.
a figurative list or agenda of items, tasks, or topics for consideration.
ExampleTax reform is the first item on the political menu for the new government.
ExampleThe summit's menu of topics included climate change, international trade agreements, and regional security concerns.
Borrowed from French menu. Doublet of menudo and minute.