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savory snack

Discover the meaning of 'savory snack' in English. Learn how to describe non-sweet foods with natural examples, pronunciation, and common mistakes.
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skip a meal

Master the English expression 'skip a meal' to talk about eating habits. Explore real-life examples, common learner mistakes, and helpful practice tests.
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eyes are bigger than your stomach

Master the popular idiom 'eyes are bigger than your stomach'. Learn how to describe taking more food than you can actually eat in natural English conversations.
food-cooking B1

fill up on

Learn how to use the phrasal verb 'fill up on' to talk about eating too much of one thing. Perfect your English with real examples, explanations, and practice.
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food-cooking B1

frozen meal

Learn how to use the term 'frozen meal' in everyday English. Master its meaning, pronunciation, common mistakes, and practice with real sentences.
food-cooking B1

heavy meal

Understand the expression 'heavy meal', see how to use it in context, and avoid common mistakes.
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slow eater

Learn what 'slow eater' means, how to use it in daily conversations, and see natural examples.
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fussy eater

Learn the phrase 'fussy eater' to describe someone who is very particular about the food they eat.