food

food
{fu:d}
1. n l. храна (и прен.), кърмило, продукти, припаси
complete FOOD пълноценна храна
FOOD for powder пушечно месо
FOOD for the mind, mental FOOD духовна храна
FOOD for thought нещо, което ме кара да се замисля по даден въпрос
to be off one's FOOD загубвам апетит
2. специално приготвена храна, специалитет
breakfast FOOD специалитет (от житни растения) за закуска
3. attr хранителен, на храни, за храна
FOOD allowance порционни, хлебни надбавки
FOOD control режим на продоволствие
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{fu:d} n l. храна (и прен.), кьрмило; продукти, припаси; complet
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хранителен; храна; ядене; припаси; кърмило;
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1. attr хранителен, на храни, за храна 2. breakfast food специалитет (от житни растения) за закуска 3. complete food пълноценна храна 4. food allowance порционни, хлебни надбавки 5. food control режим на продоволствие 6. food for powder пушечно месо 7. food for the mind, mental food духовна храна 8. food for thought нещо, което ме кара да се замисля по даден въпрос 9. n l. храна (и прен.), кърмило, продукти, припаси 10. to be off one's food загубвам апетит 11. специално приготвена храна, специалитет
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food [fu:d] n 1. храна (и прен.); кърмило; хранителни продукти; angel \food ам. вид торта; sl мисионерска проповед; convenience \food готова (полуготова) храна (която се приготвя много бързо); to be \food for fishes удавям се; to be \food for worms умрял съм, лежа в гроба; \food for the mind, mental (intellectual) \food духовна храна; 2. специално приготвена храна, специалитет; infant \food храна за кърмачета; breakfast \food специалитети (от житни растения) за закуска; 3. attr хранителен; на храни; за храна; \food poisoning хранително отравяне; \food processing industry хранително-вкусова промишленост; \food allowance порционни, надбавки за храна; \food control режим на продоволствие.

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