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Language of meal

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Words for different meals

In the order that we eat them,

• breakfast is the meal that we have in the morning as the first meal of the day,

• lunch is what we eat in the middle of the day

• dinner is our evening meal.

What is dinner ?

• In the UK , ‘dinner’ - the meal that is eaten in the middle of the day
• In the US , ‘dinner’ can mean a large meal eaten in the middle of the day or in the evening

e.g. Sunday dinner, Christmas dinner or Thanksgiving dinner

TEA

• ‘ Tea’ is used especially if the meal is of a simple type, prepared for children, often eaten early in the evening.

(e.g.) Have the children had their tea?

• ‘ Tea’ may also refer to a small meal in the afternoon, in which tea is drunk and often a slice of cake eaten.

Supper

It has two meanings.

• ‘ Supper’ was used, especially in the past, to refer to a very small meal that was eaten before bed.

• Nowadays, it is sometimes used instead of ‘dinner’, meaning the main meal in the evening:

(e.g.) We’re having some friends

over for supper .  

Brunch

• Brunch is a meal sometimes eaten in the late morning that is breakfast and lunch combined, ‘br’ + ‘unch’.

Snack

• A snack is a very small meal, often eaten between meals or instead of a bigger meal

(e.g.) Let’s have a quick snack before we go.

Packed lunch/BOX lunch

• A packed lunch (also called a  box lunch  in the US) is a light meal that is put in a container to be taken and eaten somewhere else

(e.g.) He takes a packed lunch to school.

Buffet Sit-down

Buffet is a meal at which people can choose their food from a number of dishes on a table: a wedding buffet/a buffet-style breakfast.

Sit-down is a style of meal in which food is served to people who are sitting at a table.

Barbecue (BBQ) or Cookout

• A barbecue (in the UK) or cookout (in the US) is a meal prepared and eaten outside,, usually with a group of people.

Takeaway or takeout

• is a meal cooked and bought at a shop or restaurant but taken somewhere else, often home, to be eaten/

(e.g.) Let’s have Chinese takeout for dinner tonight.

We hope this post hasn’t made you feel too hungry!  

• Thanks for your attention!