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Language Points in Unit 5 Eating in, Eating out Text A Healthy Eating Tip munch v. eat with much movement of the jaws 用力咀嚼，大声咀嚼 • L k! The cow is munching grass in the field. • The boy munched on peanuts as he walked on the way to sch l. commute n. travel regularly between two places 每天〔乘车〕往返上班 • This is my commute from my home in the suburbs to my office downtown. • I can always meet my classmates on the bus. S it is an easy commute although it takes about an hour. lite adj. light in flavor 清淡的；低盐的 • Nutrition experts promote to have lite f d. • Some people prefer heavy and rich f d instead of lite f d. trim v. reduce or cut down 降低，减少；修整；修剪 • T g through the tough time, it is necessary for our company t trim its expenses. • The middle-aged man trimmed his moustache before going for a job interview. Raw adj. not c ked or processed 未加工的 • We can eat carrots c ked or raw. • This kind of fish is both nourishing and delicious in raw form. munch on eat with much movement of the jaws 用力咀嚼；大声咀嚼 • Don’t munch on the food so quickly. It’s not good to your health. • Bob usually munches on something on the way to work, for he usually gets up late. dairy product milk product 奶制品 • Different kinds of dairy products are playing an important role in our daily diet. • The supermarket is so large that it’s not easy to find the section of dairy products. in moderation in a moderate manner or degree 适度地 • Will alcoholic drinks be harmful if taken in moderation? • My doctor has advised eating and drinking in moderation. Text B Are you a SHEF? pub n. a place of business where alcoholic beverages are sold and drunk 酒馆；客栈 • Let’s have a drink in that pub and wait for John. • Keep your voice down