Unit 7
Main Book
carton (noun)
a container made of cardboard used for holding liquids or food
紙盒
She bought a carton of milk from the store.
a container made of cardboard used for holding liquids or food
紙盒
She bought a carton of milk from the store.
chop (verb)
to cut something into pieces with a sharp tool
切碎
Please chop the vegetables into small chunks for the soup.
to cut something into pieces with a sharp tool
切碎
Please chop the vegetables into small chunks for the soup.
dice (verb)
to cut food into small cubes
切粒
Dice the onions into tiny cubes before cooking.
to cut food into small cubes
切粒
Dice the onions into tiny cubes before cooking.
pour (verb)
to make a liquid flow from one container to another
倒
She poured juice from the carton into the glass.
to make a liquid flow from one container to another
倒
She poured juice from the carton into the glass.
sieve (verb)
to separate coarse parts from fine parts by passing through a mesh
篩
Sieve the flour before baking the cake.
to separate coarse parts from fine parts by passing through a mesh
篩
Sieve the flour before baking the cake.
slice (verb)
to cut something into thin, flat pieces
切片
Slice some bread from the loaf for sandwiches.
to cut something into thin, flat pieces
切片
Slice some bread from the loaf for sandwiches.
stir (verb)
to mix something by moving a spoon or stick around in it
攪拌
Stir the soup until it boils.
to mix something by moving a spoon or stick around in it
攪拌
Stir the soup until it boils.
appetiser (noun)
a small dish eaten before the main meal
前菜
We ordered a salad as an appetiser before the lasagna.
a small dish eaten before the main meal
前菜
We ordered a salad as an appetiser before the lasagna.
main course (noun)
the main dish of a meal
主菜
The steak was the main course at dinner.
the main dish of a meal
主菜
The steak was the main course at dinner.
grilled (adjective)
cooked on a grill over direct heat
烤的
I love eating chicken, especially when it’s grilled over an open fire.
cooked on a grill over direct heat
烤的
I love eating chicken, especially when it’s grilled over an open fire.
dessert (noun)
sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
甜品
We had ice cream for dessert after the meal.
sweet food eaten at the end of a meal
甜品
We had ice cream for dessert after the meal.
fascinate (verb)
to interest someone very much
使著迷
The magic show fascinated the children.
to interest someone very much
使著迷
The magic show fascinated the children.
impressive (adjective)
causing admiration because of skill or quality
令人印象深刻的
Her singing was very impressive and made me a fan.
causing admiration because of skill or quality
令人印象深刻的
Her singing was very impressive and made me a fan.
fair (adjective)
treating people equally and honestly
公平的
The teacher is very fair when grading their students.
treating people equally and honestly
公平的
The teacher is very fair when grading their students.
extremely (adverb)
very or very much
非常地
The weather was extremely hot today.
very or very much
非常地
The weather was extremely hot today.
thoroughly (adverb)
completely and carefully
徹底地
She cleaned her room thoroughly, now it is trash-free and spotless.
completely and carefully
徹底地
She cleaned her room thoroughly, now it is trash-free and spotless.
Practice Booklet
curry powder (noun)
a mix of spices used to make curry dishes
咖哩粉
Add curry powder to the chicken to give it curry flavour.
a mix of spices used to make curry dishes
咖哩粉
Add curry powder to the chicken to give it curry flavour.
sausage (noun)
A ood made from ground meat inside a casing
香腸
We grilled sausages to put in our hotdogs.
A ood made from ground meat inside a casing
香腸
We grilled sausages to put in our hotdogs.
takeaway (noun)
food bought to eat somewhere else, not in a restaurant
外賣
We ordered Chinese takeaway from the diner downstairs for dinner because we felt too lazy to cook.
food bought to eat somewhere else, not in a restaurant
外賣
We ordered Chinese takeaway from the diner downstairs for dinner because we felt too lazy to cook.
