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Food; foodstuff; things that can be eaten.

Food, foodstuffs, or rations in general.

Meals prepared for a group of people.

Processed or packaged food; foodstuffs.

Foodstuffs or provisions, especially staple crops like rice, wheat, and grains.

To taste food; to sample food before buying or serving.

The beverage included in a set meal.

To taste food, drinks, or sauces in order to test their flavor.

To give, bestow, or present as a gift.

Food preparation table, specifically a workstation in a Chinese restaurant kitchen for prepping seafood, meats, and poultry.

The butchery station in a restaurant kitchen, or the butcher who works there.

Vegetable juice; or the leftover food sauce or gravy on a finished dish.

Describing pre-packaged snacks that come in large portions and take a long time to finish eating.

To scoop or take cooked food out of a wok or pan.

Gourmet, foodie, or food connoisseur who enjoys and knows about good food.

飲食業饮食业

Catering, food and beverage, or restaurant industry.

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冷飯菜汁冷饭菜汁

Leftover food; literally cold rice and the leftover juices of vegetable dishes.

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食品衛生食品卫生

Food hygiene; food sanitation.

Candied fruit; fruit preserved in sugar or honey.

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大排檔大排档

Dai pai dong; a traditional open-air food stall or local eatery in Hong Kong specializing in Chinese and Western dishes.

食物鏈食物链

Food chain; the feeding relationship between species.

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Food poisoning; an acute illness caused by eating contaminated food.

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民以食為天民以食为天

Food is the first necessity of the people; eating is what matters most to people.

Bag, package, packet, or any soft container with an opening used to hold things.

Costs, capital, or principal of a business or investment.

A mouthful; the amount that can be held in the mouth, not necessarily full.

To become rich or prosperous.

Cooked; well-done; describing the state of food after it has been heated.

To microwave food, or to ride a tram or Light Rail.