GET 5 UNISALENTO LM94, Esercizi di Lingua Inglese

Scarica GET 5 UNISALENTO LM94 e più Esercizi in PDF di Lingua Inglese solo su Docsity! FOOD VOCABULARY  To chew > bite food into pieces and move it around your mouth to make it easier to swallow  To devour > eat all of something fast because you are very hungry  To dig in > start to eat  To eat up > eat all of something  To guzzle > eat or drink quickly in large amount (informal)  To lick > move your tongue over the surface of something  To munch > eat something steadily and often noisily, especially something crisp  To nibble > take small bites of something  To pick at > take small amounts or bites because you are not hungry  To polish off > finish the last items of food or drink  To put away > consume large quantities of something  To scoff > eat a lot of something very fast (informal)  To sip > drink something, taking a very small amount each time  To slurp > make a loud noise while drinking something  To suck > keep something in your mouth and pull on it with your lips or tongue  To swallow > make food or drink go down your throat into your stomach  To toy with > play with something and move it round carelessly  To tuck into > eat food with enthusiasm  To wolf down > eat in a hurry by putting a lot of food in your mouth at one  Appetizer  Cinnamon > cannella  Fennel  Fritter > frittella  Jelly  Kale > cavolo  Lime  Lollipop  Muffin  Mutton > carne di pecora  Prune  Saffron > zafferano  Sage > salvia  Sole > sogliola  Swede >  Waffle