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♦ food /fu:d/A n. [u]1 [u] cibo; nutrimento2 [uc] cibo, cibi; alimenti (pl.); cose (pl.) da mangiare; generi (pl.) alimentari; (il) mangiare; cucina; vitto; viveri (pl.); provviste (pl.); mangime ( per animali): good food, vitto buono; buona cucina; health food, cibi naturali; fatty food, cibi ricchi di grassi; organic foods, alimenti naturali (o biologici); baby food, alimenti per bambini; processed food, alimenti trattati; everyday foods, cose che si mangiano tutti i giorni; plain food, cibi semplici; Indian food, la cucina indiana; to contaminate food, contaminare gli alimenti; There is very little food in the house, in casa c'è molto poco da mangiare; The food was bad, il mangiare era cattivo; la cucina era scadente; DIALOGO → - Ordering food 2- Are you still doing food?, la cucina è ancora aperta?; pet food, prodotti alimentari per animali da compagnia; dog food, alimenti per cani; canned food, alimenti in scatola; scatolame; frozen food, cibo congelatoB a. attr.1 alimentare; di (o degli) alimenti; di alimentari: food additives, additivi alimentari; (med.) food poisoning, intossicazione alimentare; food preservation, conservazione degli alimenti; food products, prodotti alimentari2 di viveri; di generi alimentari: food parcel, pacco viveri; food shop, negozio di generi alimentari; food supplies, rifornimento di viveri● food aid, aiuti in generi alimentari ( a un paese estero) □ ( USA) Food and Drug Administration, ► FDA □ (med.) food allergies, allergie alimentari □ (ind.) food analogue, surrogato alimentare □ (in USA) food bank, banco alimentare □ food card, tessera annonaria □ (zool.) food chain, catena alimentare □ food chemistry, chimica degli alimenti; bromatologia □ food colour( ing), colorante per alimenti; colorante consentito □ food coma, sensazione di pesantezza e torpore dopo un pasto abbondante □ food controller, funzionario addetto all'annona ( in tempo di guerra) □ food co-op, cooperativa di alimentari □ ( USA) food coupon = food stamp ► sotto □ food crop, raccolto per il consumo alimentare □ food dispenser, distributore automatico di alimenti ( panini, ecc.) □ food fad, idiosincrasia per certi alimenti □ (agric.) food grains, cereali per alimentazione (umana) □ food grinder, tritatutto □ (GB) food hall, reparto alimentare ( di grande magazzino) □ food handout, distribuzione di viveri □ food industry, industria alimentare □ (ind.) food labelling, etichettatura degli alimenti □ food machine = food dispenser ► sopra □ (ind.) food machinery, macchine per le industrie alimentari e conserviere □ food manufacturing = food industry ► sopra □ (ecol.) food miles, (miglia o chilometri di) distanza alimentare ( distanza percorsa dai cibi per arrivare sulle tavole dei consumatori) □ food mixer, frullino; sbattitore; impastatrice □ food processing, lavorazione degli alimenti □ food-processing industry, industria alimentare; industria conserviera □ ( cucina) food processor, robot da cucina; mixer □ food rationing, razionamento dei generi alimentari □ food safety, sicurezza degli alimenti; alimenti sani □ food science, tecnologia degli alimenti; scienza dell'alimentazione; dietetica □ ( USA) food stamp, buono viveri ( per i poveri) □ food store, negozio di generi alimentari □ (econ.) food subsidies, sussidi ai prezzi dei generi alimentari □ food technologist, alimentarista; nutrizionista □ food technology, scienza dell'alimentazione; tecnologia degli alimenti □ food value, contenuto energetico □ (ecol.) food web, rete alimentare □ (fig.) to be food for fishes, essere cibo per i pesci ( essere annegato); essere finito in pasto ai pesci □ (fig.) to be food for worms, essere cibo per i vermi ( essere morto) □ to have gone (o to be) off one's food, aver perso l'appetito; essere inappetente. -
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1) (a leaflet or a copy of a piece of paper with information given to students in class, distributed at a meeting etc: You'll find the diagram on page four of your handout.) folleto, prospecto2) (money, clothes etc given to a very poor person or a beggar.) limosna, dádiva, caridadtr['hændaʊt]1 (leaflet) folleto, prospecto; (political) octavilla2 SMALLEDUCATION/SMALL material nombre masculino3 (press) comunicado de prensa, nota de prensa4 (charity) limosna, dádiva, caridad nombre femeninohandout ['hænd.aʊt] n1) aid: dádiva f, limosna f2) leaflet: folleto mn.• nota de prensa s.f.a) (of money, food) dádiva fb) ( advertising leaflet) folleto mc) (at lecture, in class) notas fpl ( que se distribuyen a los asistentes)['hændaʊt]N1) (=leaflet) octavilla f, panfleto m ; (=pamphlet) folleto m ; (=press handout) nota f de prensa; (at lecture) hoja f2) * (=money) limosna f3) (=distribution) distribución f, repartimiento m* * *a) (of money, food) dádiva fb) ( advertising leaflet) folleto mc) (at lecture, in class) notas fpl ( que se distribuyen a los asistentes) -
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['hændaut]n(money, food etc) jałmużna f; ( publicity leaflet) ulotka f reklamowa; (at lecture, meeting) konspekt m* * *1) (a leaflet or a copy of a piece of paper with information given to students in class, distributed at a meeting etc: You'll find the diagram on page four of your handout.) ulotka, prospekt2) (money, clothes etc given to a very poor person or a beggar.) -
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handout — hand‧out [ˈhændaʊt] noun [countable] 1. money or goods that are given to someone, for example because they are poor: • Veterans said they re asking for jobs, not handouts. 2. a piece of paper with information on it, given to the people at a… … Financial and business terms
handout — ☆ handout [hand′out΄ ] n. 1. a gift of food, clothing, etc., as to a beggar 2. a pamphlet, leaflet, etc. handed out as for publicity or information 3. NEWS RELEASE … English World dictionary
food — [n] edible material aliment, bite*, board, bread, cheer, chow*, comestible, cookery, cooking, cuisine, diet, drink, eatable, eats*, entrée, fare, fast food, feed, fodder*, foodstuff, goodies*, grit*, groceries*, grub*, handout*, home cooking,… … New thesaurus
handout — [[t]hæ̱ndaʊt[/t]] handouts 1) N COUNT A handout is a gift of money, clothing, or food, which is given free to poor people. Soldiers oversee the food handouts... Each family is being given a cash handout of six thousand rupees. 2) N COUNT… … English dictionary
handout — noun 1 food/money given to people who need it badly ADJECTIVE ▪ free ▪ government, state (esp. BrE) ▪ cash VERB + HANDOUT ▪ give (sb) … Collocations dictionary
handout — n. (colloq.) alms 1) to give smb. a handout 2) to ask for a handout * * * [ hændaʊt] (B) to handout food to the needy (colloq.) [ alms ] to give smb. a handout to ask for a handout … Combinatory dictionary
handout — 1. n. a gift of money, food, or other goods to a needy person. (Often in the negative, as in the examples.) □ I don’t want a handout, just a loan. □ Give him a handout and send him on his way. 2. n. an informational sheet of paper “handed out” to … Dictionary of American slang and colloquial expressions
handout — {n.} 1. A free gift of food, clothes, etc. * /The homeless people were standing in a long line for various handouts./ 2. A typed and photocopied sheet or sheets of paper outlining the main points made by a speaker. * /Please look at page three of … Dictionary of American idioms
handout — {n.} 1. A free gift of food, clothes, etc. * /The homeless people were standing in a long line for various handouts./ 2. A typed and photocopied sheet or sheets of paper outlining the main points made by a speaker. * /Please look at page three of … Dictionary of American idioms
handout — noun 1. A free gift of food, clothes, etc. The homeless people were standing in a long line for various handouts. 2. A typed and photocopied sheet or sheets of paper outlining the main points made by a speaker. Please look at page three of the… … Словарь американских идиом
handout — 1. American a bribe Originally, food and clothing given to the poor, whence money regularly paid to alleviate poverty by the state and any payment for which there appears to be no consideration: Six weeks suspension and six weeks at… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms
