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Perfect Stranger Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
[vocab question] sliced or pre-sliced?
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What do we call these fruits? Should I say: a pack of pre-sliced fruits? a package of sliced fruits? I'm also not sure if it should be fruits or fruit.
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What do we call these fruits? Should I say: a pack of pre-sliced fruits? a package of sliced fruits? I'm also not sure if it should be fruits or fruit.
Thanks
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Since they are not all diced, they may be called “assorted cut fruit” or (since you can see that they have been portioned for serving) “assorted fruit plate”. Bananas, oranges, and apples are in the category referred to as ‘fruit’. ”
- Since they are not all diced, they may be called “assorted cut fruit” or (since you can see that they have been portioned for serving) “assorted fruit plate”.
- Bananas, oranges, and apples are in the category referred to as ‘fruit’.
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Since they are not all diced, they may be called “assorted cut fruit” or (since you can see that they have been portioned for serving) “assorted fruit plate”.
Bananas, oranges, and apples are in the category referred to as ‘fruit’. When speaking of a particular group, “fruits that grow on trees.”
Bananas, oranges, and apples are in the category referred to as ‘fruit’. When speaking of a particular group, “fruits that grow on trees.”
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They are definitely NOT chopped.
The cantaloupe is is, perhaps, diced, but not chopped (which is much smaller) but the oranges are sliced.
Just call it "fruit salad."
The cantaloupe is is, perhaps, diced, but not chopped (which is much smaller) but the oranges are sliced.
Just call it "fruit salad."
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