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NL888 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Failed to understand "keep food miles to a minimum"
Does it mean "(you hope) supermarket is nearest to your house"?
Context:
IF YOU are the kind of person who can afford to be conscientious about what you eat, you are probably torn between rival concerns whenever you visit the supermarket. You want to keep food miles to a minimum, but you also want your greens to taste like they are fresh from the farm.
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IF YOU are the kind of person who can afford to be conscientious about what you eat, you are probably torn between rival concerns whenever you visit the supermarket. You want to keep food miles to a minimum, but you also want your greens to taste like they are fresh from the farm.
Top answer
Not exactly. It means that you want to travel the minimum distance possible to buy your food.
- Not exactly.
- It means that you want to travel the minimum distance possible to buy your food.
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Not exactly. It means that you want to travel the minimum distance possible to buy your food.
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