receipt
/rɪˈsiːt/
a written record showing that something was paid for
“Keep the receipt in case you need a refund.”
/rɪˈsiːt/
a written record showing that something was paid for
“Keep the receipt in case you need a refund.”
/ˈdɪskaʊnt/
a reduction in price
“Students can get a discount at this bookstore.”
/ˈpɔːrʃn/
an amount of food served to one person
“The portion was large enough for two people.”
/freʃ/
recently made, picked, or prepared
“The market sells fresh fruit every morning.”
/əˈfɔːrdəbl/
cheap enough for people to buy
“The shop offers affordable clothes for students.”
/ˈfleɪvər/
the taste of food or drink
“This soup has a strong spicy flavor.”
/aɪl/
a passage between shelves or seats
“Rice is in the next aisle.”
/ˈriːfʌnd/
money returned after a purchase is cancelled
“The store gave me a refund for the broken item.”
/ingredient/
one food item used to make a dish
“Flour is the main ingredient in most breads.”
/ˈɡɹəʊs(ə)ɹi/
food and household items bought in a shop
“I need to pick up some grocery items on my way home.”
/ˈbaːskət/
a container used to carry shopping
“She filled her basket with apples and bread at the market.”
/checkout/
the place where customers pay in a shop
“There was a long line at the checkout on Friday evening.”
/kəˈʃɪə/
a person who takes payment in a shop
“The cashier smiled and handed me my receipt.”
/bɹand/
a product name made by a company
“She always buys the same brand of coffee because she trusts its quality.”
/ˈleɪbəl/
information printed on a product package
“Always check the label for the expiration date.”
/ˈpækɪdʒ/
a container or wrapping for a product
“She opened the package carefully to check the contents.”
/kɑːt/
a wheeled basket used in a store
“He pushed the cart down the crowded aisle.”
/ʃɛlf/
a flat surface where goods are displayed
“The cereal boxes were stacked neatly on the shelf.”
/ˈbeɪ.kə.ɹi/
a place that sells bread and cakes
“The smell of fresh bread from the bakery filled the street.”
/ˈdɛəɹi/
milk products such as cheese and yogurt
“He avoids dairy because it upsets his stomach.”
/pɹəˈdjuːs/
fresh fruit and vegetables sold in a shop
“The market sells fresh produce every morning.”
/snæk/
a small amount of food eaten between meals
“I grabbed a snack from the pantry before dinner.”
/ˈbevəɹɪdʒ/
a drink
“She ordered a cold beverage to go with her lunch.”
/kwɪˈziːn/
a style of cooking from a place or culture
“They opened a restaurant specializing in Thai cuisine.”
/ˈɹɛs.ə.pi/
instructions for cooking a dish
“My grandmother wrote down her favorite recipe for me.”
/ˈmɛnju/
a list of food and drinks available
“The waiter handed us the menu as soon as we sat down.”
/ˈæp.ə.taɪt/
the desire to eat food
“After the long hike, he had a huge appetite.”
/leftovers/
food that remains after a meal
“We turned last night's leftovers into a quick lunch today.”
/sɜːv/
to give food or drink to someone
“The waiter will serve our drinks shortly.”
/ˈɔːdə/
to ask for food, goods, or services
“We decided to order pizza for dinner tonight.”
/teɪst/
to experience the flavor of food or drink
“Can I taste the soup before you add more salt?”
/stɜː/
to mix food with a spoon
“Stir the sauce gently so it doesn't burn.”
/slaɪs/
to cut food into thin pieces
“Could you slice the bread before we put it on the table?”
/weigh/
to measure how heavy something is
“Please weigh the apples before you put them in the bag.”
/compare/
to look at differences and similarities
“Let's compare the prices at both stores before we decide.”
/replace/
to put something new instead of another thing
“I had to replace the broken jar with a new one.”
/return/
to take a product back to a shop
“I had to return the expired milk to the supermarket.”
/ripe/
ready to eat because fully grown
“These bananas aren't ripe yet, so let's wait a few days.”
/spicy/
having a hot, strong flavor
“The curry was too spicy for the children to eat.”
/sweet/
having a sugar-like taste
“The dessert was sweet with a hint of chocolate flavor.”
/salty/
tasting of salt
“The soup tasted too salty so I added water to dilute it.”
/bitter/
having a sharp unpleasant taste
“The coffee tasted too bitter without any sugar.”
/organic/
grown or made without many artificial chemicals
“She prefers to buy organic vegetables from the farmers market.”
/frozen/
kept very cold and hard
“The peas in the freezer are still frozen solid.”
/homemade/
made at home rather than in a factory
“My grandmother made homemade jam that tastes delicious.”
/cheap/
costing little money
“This supermarket has cheap prices compared to others nearby.”
/expensive/
costing a lot of money
“That brand is expensive, but the quality is worth the price.”
/delicious/
having a very pleasant taste
“The pasta was absolutely delicious with fresh tomato sauce.”
/nutritious/
containing substances that help health
“The nutritious salad included lots of fresh vegetables and nuts.”
/customer/
a person who buys something
“The customer asked if the store had the shirt in a smaller size.”
/seller/
a person or business that sells something
“The seller at the market was friendly and helpful.”
/shop/
a place where goods are sold
“I went to the shop to buy milk and bread this morning.”
/market/
a place where people buy and sell goods
“We go to the market every Saturday to buy fresh produce.”
/price/
the amount of money needed to buy something
“The price of coffee has gone up at the local café.”
/cost/
the amount paid for something
“The cost of groceries has increased significantly this year.”
/change/
money returned after paying too much
“The shopkeeper gave me change after I paid with a note.”
/cash/
money in coins or notes
“He paid with cash instead of using his credit card.”
/card/
a plastic method of paying for things
“I used my card to pay for the groceries at checkout.”
/product/
something made or sold for people to use
“This cleaning product works really well on stubborn stains.”
/quality/
how good or bad something is
“The quality of the fresh fish at this market is excellent.”
/size/
how large or small something is
“What size shoes do you usually wear?”
/weight/
how heavy something is
“The weight of the suitcase was over the airline's limit.”
/meal/
food eaten at a particular time
“We usually have our biggest meal in the evening.”
/breakfast/
the first meal of the day
“I always eat breakfast before starting work in the morning.”
/lunch/
a meal eaten around the middle of the day
“We usually eat lunch together around noon.”
/dinner/
the main meal eaten in the evening
“We're having dinner at seven o'clock with the neighbors.”
/vegetable/
a plant or part of a plant eaten as food
“She added carrots and peas, her favorite vegetable, to the soup.”
/fruit/
the part of a plant that contains seeds
“I bought some fresh fruit at the market yesterday.”
/meat/
the flesh of an animal used as food
“He doesn't eat meat because he's vegetarian.”
/sour/
having a sharp acid taste
“The lemon tasted too sour to eat on its own.”
/hungry/
needing or wanting food
“I'm so hungry that I could eat an entire pizza right now.”
/thirsty/
needing or wanting a drink
“After the long walk, I was really thirsty.”
/buy/
to get something by paying money
“I need to buy some milk and bread on the way home.”
/sell/
to give something in exchange for money
“The baker sells fresh bread every morning at the shop.”
/pay/
to give money for something
“I forgot my wallet, so my friend had to pay for the coffee.”
/save/
to keep money instead of spending it
“I'm trying to save money by cooking at home instead of eating out.”
/spend/
to use money to buy something
“We tend to spend too much money on takeout during the week.”
/bake/
to cook food in an oven
“She bakes a chocolate cake in the oven every Sunday.”
/boil/
to cook food in hot water
“I boil the pasta for about ten minutes until it's soft.”
/fry/
to cook food in hot oil
“He likes to fry the onions until they turn golden brown.”
/share/
to use or eat something with another person
“We decided to share the pizza between the two of us.”
/cereal/
food made from grains and eaten for breakfast
“I pour milk over my cereal every morning.”
/cheese/
a food made from milk
“He made a sandwich with cheese and ham for lunch.”
/chicken/
the meat of a chicken
“We grilled some chicken for dinner tonight.”
/coffee/
a hot drink made from roasted beans
“I drink a cup of coffee with breakfast each morning.”
/packet/
a small container or wrapper
“I opened a packet of biscuits to have with my tea.”
/supermarket/
a large shop selling food and household goods
“I do my weekly shopping at the supermarket near my house.”
/trolley/
a cart used for carrying shopping
“I pushed the trolley down the aisle to collect more items.”
/vegetarian/
not eating meat or fish
“My friend follows a vegetarian diet and doesn't eat chicken.”
/waiter/
a person who serves food in a restaurant
“The waiter brought our drinks before we even ordered food.”
/bottle/
a container for liquids
“She filled a bottle with water before going to the gym.”
/special/
different from usual or more important
“The shop is having a special offer on milk this week.”
/appetising/
looking or smelling good enough to eat
“The appetising smell of fresh bread came from the bakery.”
/counter/
a flat surface where goods are served or paid for
“I paid for my groceries at the checkout counter.”
/flour/
a powder made from grain and used in cooking
“I need to buy more flour to make bread.”
/juice/
a drink made from fruit or vegetables
“She poured herself a glass of fresh orange juice.”
/bargain/
something bought for a lower than usual price
“I got this jacket for half price, it was such a bargain.”
/cashless/
using electronic payment instead of physical money
“The new café is completely cashless, so bring a card.”
/expiry-date/
the date after which food should not be eaten
“Always check the expiry date before buying milk.”
/utensil/
a tool used for preparing or eating food
“A whisk is a handy utensil for beating eggs.”