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takeaway... ready-cooked???
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sashulochka
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takeaway... ready-cooked???
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Hi teachers,
Could you help me to understand the difference between these words: "takeaway" and "ready-cooked"??? Thanks))))) |
8 Nov 2012
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Zora
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You buy a �ready cooked � meal at a supermarket and warm it up (if necessary) at home.
A �takeaway � is food from a restaurant, already cooked and ready to eat when you get it home.
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8 Nov 2012
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PhilipR
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Takeaway or takeout is used when you eat restaurant food at home.
Ready cooked meals can also be referred to as TV dinners or a frozen dinners. You just warm them up (or �nuke � them �) in the microwave and Bob �s your uncle. Slightly more work than takeaway. You need to warm it up and and chew.
To add another type of meal let �s include the liquid meal or liquid lunch. I �m sure you �ll be able to figure out what that means. Not even chewing required. ;) |
8 Nov 2012
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sashulochka
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Thank you for your answers))))))
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9 Nov 2012
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