Vocabulary (“Eating Habits”, Unit 6, Enterprise 4) 5

• to cut off the tops of the tomatoes

• to take out the flesh with a spoon

• to sprinkle the mixture with salt and pepper

• to mix the ingredients thoroughly

• to fill the tomatoes with the mixture

• to cover the tomatoes with their tops

• to serve with fresh baked, home-made bread

• to get on/off the bus

• to go down / to go past

• to take the first/second turning on the/your right/left

• to be at number 4

• next to

• to remove any clothes surrounding the burn

• to lay the person down

• to cover the burnt with a bandage

• to load/to unload the film

• to press the shutter button

• to use up all the frames

• to put the camera viewfinder up to your eye

• to wind the film on to the next frame

• to rewind the film

• to line up the picture

Workbook

• to fill smb up

• to lead to weight gain

• to eat in excess / to overeat

• to have no nutritional value

• tempting

• to contain mild stimulants

• to boost the brain’s level of serotonin

• on the down side

• to interrupt sleep and relaxation

• to convert into energy

• to cause tooth decay

• to contribute a quarter of our daily fat intake

• to protect the body against a disease

• to prevent heart disease

• to harden the arteries

• to increase alertness

• moderation

• an apple pie and custard

• chicken casserole

• steamed vegetables

• Black Forest gateau

• to reach across the table

• to wipe a plate with bread

Vocabulary (“Eating Habits”, Unit 6, Enterprise 4) 6

• to blow on hot tea

• to swallow a pill

• to sip a drink

• to lick an ice-cream cone

• to suck on a mint

• to bite into an apple

• to crunch a bone

• ‘bring home the bacon’

• ‘one man’s meat is another man’s poison’

• ‘to bite off more than one can chew’

• ‘full of beans’

• ‘to take smth with a pinch of salt’

• ‘man cannot live by bread alone’

• to be starving

• to get food poisoning / indigestion

• ‘I’m full; I couldn’t eat another bite’

• to have a hangover

• to give smb another helping

• to wrap up all the leftovers

• to have a glass of homemade liqueur as a nightcap

• to suffer from high blood pressure

• to miss out on smth / on going somewhere

• to be lacking in iron (about blood) / in sunshine

• ‘Help yourself to some ice-cream’

• ‘there is no point in doing smth’

• vitality

• to survive a hard day at work

• the highlight of your trip

• to have no luck finding a job

• to give smb the kiss of life

• to regain consciousness

• to get to a roundabout / at the roundabout

• to settle into a new house

• a restful holiday

• to ask smb for directions

• doubtful

• a thoughtful person

• thoughtless remarks

• to withdraw money

• to sample smth different