guide /ɡaɪd/
(noun) a person who shows other people the way to a place, especially somebody employed to show tourists around interesting places
Example: I don't know where to go, so why don't we consult the guide
(noun) a person who shows other people the way to a place, especially somebody employed to show tourists around interesting places
Example: I don't know where to go, so why don't we consult the guide
randomly /ˈrændəmli/
(adverb) without somebody deciding in advance what is going to happen and without any regular pattern
Example: We randomly made our selections from the menu
(adverb) without somebody deciding in advance what is going to happen and without any regular pattern
Example: We randomly made our selections from the menu
commonly /ˈkɑːmənli/
(adverb) usually; very often; by most people
Example: The restaurants in this area commonly serve office workers and are only open during the week
(adverb) usually; very often; by most people
Example: The restaurants in this area commonly serve office workers and are only open during the week
event /ɪˈvent/
(noun) a thing that happens, especially something important
Example: What is the event in the Sports programme today?
(noun) a thing that happens, especially something important
Example: What is the event in the Sports programme today?
elegant /ˈelɪɡənt/
(adjective) attractive and showing a good sense of style
Example: She was tall and elegant.
(adjective) attractive and showing a good sense of style
Example: She was tall and elegant.
Appeal to sb /əˈpi:l/
(noun)
Example: Does the luxury of this restaurant appeal to you?
(noun)
Example: Does the luxury of this restaurant appeal to you?
Make a compromise /meɪk ə ˈkɑmprəˌmaɪ z/
(verb)
Example: They often make a compromise to have a date at a luxurious restaurant at the weekend
(verb)
Example: They often make a compromise to have a date at a luxurious restaurant at the weekend
Be familiar with sth /fəˈmɪljər wɪ ð/
(adjective)
Example: They are familiar with this restaurant because they have come here many times before.
(adjective)
Example: They are familiar with this restaurant because they have come here many times before.
The majority of sth /məˈʤɔrəti/
(noun)
Example: The majority of our team like eating the raw squid
(noun)
Example: The majority of our team like eating the raw squid
Mix sth with sth /mɪks/
(verb)
Example: They usually mix milk with eggs.
(verb)
Example: They usually mix milk with eggs.
Rely on sth/sb /rɪˈlaɪ/
(verb)
Example: My parents seldom rely on the restaurant reviews on the Internet.
(verb)
Example: My parents seldom rely on the restaurant reviews on the Internet.
Secure somebody/ something /sɪˈkjʊr/
(verb)
Example: They can secure us a nice view at their restaurant
(verb)
Example: They can secure us a nice view at their restaurant
Make a suggestion /meɪk ə səgˈʤesʧən/
(verb)
Example: My son wanted to make a suggestion about what to order?
(verb)
Example: My son wanted to make a suggestion about what to order?
Be basic to something /ˈbeɪsɪk/
(adjective)
Example: Vegetables are basic to this dish
(adjective)
Example: Vegetables are basic to this dish
Complete sth /kəmˈpli:t/
(verb)
Example: We sometimes complete the meal with some dessert
(verb)
Example: We sometimes complete the meal with some dessert
Excited about sth /ɪkˈsaɪtəd/
(adjective)
Example: Our class is so excited about the next camping trip
(adjective)
Example: Our class is so excited about the next camping trip
Forget to do sth /fərˈget/
(verb)
Example: Don’t forget to invite him to the party at Royal restaurant tonight
(verb)
Example: Don’t forget to invite him to the party at Royal restaurant tonight
Judge something /ʤʌʤ/
(verb)
Example: That couple go to the restaurant at the weekend and judge nicely the quality of service.
(verb)
Example: That couple go to the restaurant at the weekend and judge nicely the quality of service.
Remind sb to do sth /riˈmaɪnd/
(verb)
Example: Remind him to meet for dinner tonight
(verb)
Example: Remind him to meet for dinner tonight
Take on the burden /teɪk ɑn ðə ˈbɜ:rdən/
(verb)
Example: She takes on the burden of ordering meals for business meetings
(verb)
Example: She takes on the burden of ordering meals for business meetings
Make the delivery /meɪk ðə dɪˈlɪvəri/
(verb)
Example: That man usually makes the delivery at the weekend
(verb)
Example: That man usually makes the delivery at the weekend
Be impressed with sth /ɪmˈprest/
(adjective)
Example: I’m impressed with the elegance of this restaurant
(adjective)
Example: I’m impressed with the elegance of this restaurant
A list of sth /ə lɪst ʌv/
(noun)
Example: The secretary has a list of all the restaurants in the area
(noun)
Example: The secretary has a list of all the restaurants in the area
Pick somebody up /pɪk ˈsʌmˌbɑdi ʌp/
(verb)
Example: My boyfriend will pick me up at 5p.m
(verb)
Example: My boyfriend will pick me up at 5p.m
Settle something /ˈsetəl/
(verb)
Example: Please settle the bill with the cashier
(verb)
Example: Please settle the bill with the cashier
Accustom to doing something /əˈkʌstəm/
(verb)
Example: Chefs must accustom themselves to cooking a new dish
(verb)
Example: Chefs must accustom themselves to cooking a new dish
Meet one’s demand /mi:t wʌnz dɪˈmænd/
(verb)
Example: Their new products meet customers’ demand
(verb)
Example: Their new products meet customers’ demand
Incorporate sth into sth /ɪnˈkɔrpərɪt/
(verb)
Example: You must incorporate the fresh greens into a salad
(verb)
Example: You must incorporate the fresh greens into a salad
Method for doing sth /ˈmeθəd/
(noun)
Example: It is a easy method for making traditional cakes
(noun)
Example: It is a easy method for making traditional cakes
Draw attention to sth /drɔ əˈtenʃən /
(verb)
Example: The chief chef usually draws attention to his delicious strange dishes
(verb)
Example: The chief chef usually draws attention to his delicious strange dishes
Assist sb in doing sth /əˈsɪst/
(verb)
Example: They will assist you in finding information
(verb)
Example: They will assist you in finding information
Coordinate sth with sth /koʊˈɔrdənət /
(verb)
Example: Their group try to coordinate their activities with those of other groups
(verb)
Example: Their group try to coordinate their activities with those of other groups
Dimension of sth /dɪˈmenʃən/
(noun)
Example: What are the dimensions of the meeting room?
(noun)
Example: What are the dimensions of the meeting room?
A general idea of something /ə ˈʤenərəl aɪˈdiə/
(noun)
Example: They have a general idea of how many attendants will be
(noun)
Example: They have a general idea of how many attendants will be
Plan to do something /plæn/
(noun)
Example: We have a new plan to build a trainning place
(noun)
Example: We have a new plan to build a trainning place
Regulate something /ˈregjəˌleɪt/
(verb)
Example: You can regulate the activities of that company
(verb)
Example: You can regulate the activities of that company
Select a restaurant /səˈlekt ə ˈrestəˌrɑnt/
(verb)
Example: They had him select a restaurant for their anniversary
(verb)
Example: They had him select a restaurant for their anniversary
Eat out /i:t aʊt/
(phrasal verb) to have a meal in a restaurant, etc. rather than at home
Example: Do you feel like eating out tonight?
(phrasal verb) to have a meal in a restaurant, etc. rather than at home
Example: Do you feel like eating out tonight?
Ingredient of/ on sth /ɪnˈgri:diənt/
(noun)
Example: All food products have to carry a list of ingredients on the packet
(noun)
Example: All food products have to carry a list of ingredients on the packet
Order sth /ˈɔrdər/
(verb)
Example: Will you order for me while I make a phone call?
(verb)
Example: Will you order for me while I make a phone call?