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Lcchang Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

whip up

0Please help me with the following sentences. It's about a product called "01font00EZ Egg02font00".02br
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01font00The EZ microwave egg cooker is a versatile cooking tool that can whip up scrambled and hard-boiled eggs as well as omelets.02font02br
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00Question: What does "01font00whip up scrambled eggs02font00" exactly mean here? Why does a scrambled egg still need to be whipped?02br
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01font00There's no added fat and fewer calories cooking the fast and healthy E-Z egg way.02font02br
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00Question: What cooks the fast and Heath E-Z egg way? What does this present participle phrase try to modify?02br
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00Please advise.02br
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0 To "whip up" a meal (or any kind of food) just means to prepare it in a quick and simple way. It does not necessarily involve any whipping. "Are you hungry?

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  • 0 To "whip up" a meal (or any kind of food) just means to prepare it in a quick and simple way.
  • It does not necessarily involve any whipping.
  • "Are you hungry?
  • " I don't know why you would need a special appliance to "whip up" scrambled eggs, though -- that's about the easiest thing there is to cook!
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0 To "whip up" a meal (or any kind of food) just means to prepare it in a quick and simple way. It does not necessarily involve any whipping. "Are you hungry? I'll just whip up some sandwiches -- no problem!" I don't know why you would need a special appliance to "whip up" scrambled eggs, though -- that's about the easiest thing there is to cook! 0-
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01cite10Khoff12cite10To "whip up" a meal (or any kind of food) just means to prepare it in a quick and simple way. It does not necessarily involve any whipping. "Are you hungry? I'll just whip up some sandwiches -- no problem!" I don't know why you would need a special appliance to "whip up" scrambled eggs, though -- that's about the
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