food

1 "We better take it slow on that stew. Remember the first night on the train? The rich food made me sick and I wasn't even starving then."

2 It wasn’t too bad, but I missed Cuban food.

3 She stands up and takes the bag of food my mom brought.

4 If we barely eat, we have two days of food left—at best—no money, and half a table.

5 I waited until I cleared the heaviest of the smoke before falling to my knees and throwing up what little food I had in my stomach.

6 If we taste some foods we are struck down, in punishment for eating them.

7 When his original supply of food ran out, he fed himself at the zoo or at the soup kitchen down at the Salvation Army.

8 Church mothers packed a bunch of food for us to eat—sandwiches, chicken, fruit, and cold drinks.

9 Mom makes food only people in Ohio eat, like Jell-0 molds with miniature marshmallows or recipes she clips from Family Circle.

10 He says that’s nice language to be using in front of the children and she says never mind the language, food on the table is what she wants, not suffering Ireland.

11 Hundreds of cases of water and MREs were readily available for the guards and prisoners, while those stranded nearby were fighting for food and water.

12 Mark and Linda used to joke about how much food he ate, so he took the hint and scaled back on eating.

13 She led them down the steep bluff, clutching the bag with leftover food and the map in it.

14 He organized the group, giving everyone a job: scavenge for food; collect firewood; stand guard while the group slept.

15 No matter how delicious it is, I’m tired of eating Pakistani food twice a day and have been craving a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch instead of heavy, spicy meals.

16 But some elders had been told that planes were coming with food.

17 I placed his full food dish on the feeding mat at the end of the elaborate obstacle course.

18 Hiking with packs full of tents, water, food is much harder.

19 And when they did have food, table manners were surely the last thing on their minds.

20 Or the organic phosphates may interact with various drugs, or with synthetic materials, food additives — who can say what else of the infinite number of man-made substances that now pervade our world?

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3 营养品

nutrient nutriment

4 滋养物

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5 资料

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6 养料

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7 材料

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9 饮料

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10 缺量

ullage

11 粮食

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