Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Meal"

A: It just means that they had take out delivered to an area designed for people to rest in. For example, the break room of an office building can sometimes be called a lounge.

I had fried chicken delivered to the lounge at work.

Hope that helps.

A: He can submit his bills to the company, and he will be compensated.

A: A meal or food you have eaten that has left you feeling satisfied, full up, no longer hungry. Your belly feels full of food. A satisfying meal.

The roast dinner mum cooked yesterday was a really filling meal.

A: dining is just a gerund form of the verb dine or to eat. It can be classified into 2 types casual dining and fine dining. casual dining is when you go to buffets and fastfoods while fine dining usually happen in expensive restaurant with full course meals and a server

A: When you "fill up" you eat a lot until you're not hungry anymore. Think of it like filling up your stomach with food. When you eat too much, you feel "full." Think of it like your stomach is full of food.

A: Don't fill up on cookies! We're eating dinner soon!
B: Don't worry, these cookies won't fill me up. I'll still be hungry.

A: That was a big meal.
B: Yeah, I'm full.

A: "This food is delicious" "This is a wonderful meal"

A: I ate three meals yesterday.

Breakfast is the most important meal.

Fries aren't a meal.

A: "Would you like a side to go with your meal?"

"Breakfast is the most important meal of the day."

"A light meal is good if you are on a diet."

A: "Thank you, I'm glad to hear" if you made it
"I really like this place also" is a possible response, if at a restaurant
"If you liked this, you might also like ____" to suggest other food or restaurants.

A: A meal is one of the three times people
Typically eat throughout the day. Breakfast lunch and dinner are meals and you eat food during meals. Hope this helps!

A: A meal is an plate of food like something you would eat for dinner. Food is more of an umbrella term. It's just food in general.

A: Food is a category for example chicken is food, Rice is food , But Breakfast for example is meal, lunch is meal. Therefore egg is food, but eggs and bacon with coffee in the morning will be meal

A: Technically
A meal is usually a set time to eat everyday for instance lunch is a meal, dinner is a meal and breakfast is a meal as they regulary occur at the same time each day. Meal - often happens at the same time daily.

Diet is actually the total amount of food eaten by a person.

The two get confused quite easily as we associate the word diet with losing weight and we often say "meal plan" for somebody who is restricting their food intake with certain times and certain foods

A: food is more general it can refer to anything that you can eat. meal refers to a plate of food with many things on it

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A: "Have you had a meal?" would be the most natural way

A: Say get a meal when you want a meal. Eg: Can I get a free meal?
Say have a meal when you are in an occassion to eat. Eg. We can have a meal together later.

A: The meal that I cooked was terrible bad awful

A: There's no word for it in English (US) and we're usually advised to not eat before any examinations so it might be a difference in culture...

A: × I usually throw together for every meal on weekdays.
✓ I usually throw meals together on weekdays.

A: yes! :)

A: “I often make meals”
“I often cook food”

A: Your sentences are grammatically correct, but what I think an American speaker would say is, "I cook three times a day"

A: Yes you can