Ünite 6: Lıfe In The Cıty & The World — Önemli Kavramlar

The act of reserving a table in a restaurant in advance. For example, Mr. Bell calls the restaurant to book a table for two at 7 p.m.

To soak meat, fish, or vegetables in a seasoned liquid mixture, often containing oil and spices, before cooking to flavor and tenderize it.

To crush food, particularly cooked vegetables like potatoes, into a soft, smooth, and uniform state, usually with added butter, salt, or milk.

Nouns that refer to individual, separable items that can be counted using numbers, used with 'How many' (e.g., apples, biscuits, nuts).

Nouns that refer to substances, liquids, or abstract concepts that cannot be divided into separate elements, used with 'How much' (e.g., flour, sugar, oil).

A traditional Turkish drink made by mixing yogurt, water, and a pinch of salt, preferred by Turkish people over fizzy drinks during meals.

A popular style of Italian ice cream that is known for being rich and dense, often enjoyed as a sweet treat at food festivals.

An idiomatic expression referring to a controversial, difficult, or sensitive issue or situation that is hard to handle, as Jack describes his situation with his angry mother.

An idiomatic expression meaning to be exceptionally nice, helpful, or complimentary to someone in order to win their favor or get permission for something.

A small portion of food served before the main course of a meal, such as soup or a light salad, to stimulate the appetite.