Unit 1 Book3 基础英语大二.docVIP

Unit 1 Book3 crunchy /?kr?n.t?i/ adjectivedescribes food that is firm and makes a loud noise when it is eaten:crunchy vegetables chewy /?t?u?.i/ adjectivedescribes food that needs to be chewed a lot before it is swallowed:The meat was tasteless and chewy. sauce (THICK LIQUID) /s??s/ US /sɑ?s/noun1 [C or U] a thick liquid eaten with food to add flavour:a savoury/sweet saucetomato sauce2 [U] US SLANG alcohol:Grans been on the sauce again - shes passed out in the den. Whats sauce for the goose is sauce for the gander. OLD-FASHIONED SAYINGsaid to emphasize that if one person is allowed to do something or to behave in a particular way, then another person must be allowed to do that thing or behave in that way, too 5. snack /sn?k/ noun [C]a small amount of food that is eaten between meals, or a very small meal:I had a huge lunch, so Ill only need a snack for dinner.Fresh or dried fruit makes an ideal snack.Many snack foods are high in salt, sugar and fat.snack /sn?k/ verb [I] Ive been snacking all day.If you eat three good meals a day, youre less likely to snack on biscuits and crisps. snack bar snack bar noun [C]a small informal restaurant where small meals can be eaten or bought to take away 6. round round (BULLET) /ra?nd/ noun [C] a bullet or other single piece of?ammunition:The soldiers had only twenty rounds left. round (GROUP) /ra?nd/ noun [C] 1 a number of things or group of events:Russia and America will hold another round of talks next month.When we were young life was just one long round of parties/pleasure.2 drinks that you buy for a group of people:Its your turn to buy a round.3 UK a single slice of toast, or a sandwich4 UK (US route) a set of regular visits that you make to a number of places or people, especially in order to deliver products as part of your job:He has a milk/paper round.5 a part of a competition:She was knocked out of the championship in the third round.6 one of the periods of time during