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Vocabulaire pour l'IELTS General (Score 6-7) - Manger et Boire

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques mots anglais liés à la nourriture et à la boisson qui sont nécessaires pour l'examen IELTS General Training.

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Vocabulary for General Training IELTS (6-7)
to consume
to consume
[verbe]

to eat or drink something

consommer, manger ou boire

consommer, manger ou boire

Ex: After a long day at work, she was ready to consume a hearty meal. 
to devour
to devour
[verbe]

to eat something eagerly and in large quantities, often implying intense hunger or enjoyment

dévorer, engloutir

dévorer, engloutir

Ex: The aroma of freshly baked cookies made it irresistible, and the kids eagerly devoured the entire batch. 
to ingest
to ingest
[verbe]

to take food, drink, or another substance into the body by swallowing or absorbing it

ingérer, absorber

ingérer, absorber

Ex: Animals often ingest various plants and herbs as part of their diet in the wild. 
to nibble
to nibble
[verbe]

to eat small amounts of food often

grignoter, picorer

grignoter, picorer

Ex: She prefers to nibble throughout the day instead of having big meals. 
to munch
to munch
[verbe]

to chew steadily or vigorously, often making a crunching sound

mâcher, croquer

mâcher, croquer

Ex: During the movie, we sat on the couch and munch on popcorn. 
to savor
to savor
[verbe]

to fully appreciate and enjoy the flavor or aroma of a food or drink as much as possible, particularly by slowly consuming it

savourer, déguster

savourer, déguster

Ex: She savors the delicate flavors of herbal teas. 
to sample
to sample
[verbe]

to take a small portion or specimen of something for examination, testing, or as a representation of a larger whole

échantillonner, prélever un échantillon

échantillonner, prélever un échantillon

Ex: The scientist will sample the soil to analyze its composition. 
to snack
to snack
[verbe]

to eat a small amount of food between meals, typically as a quick and informal meal

grignoter,  casse-croûter

grignoter, casse-croûter

Ex: During the movie, they like to snack on popcorn and enjoy the film. 
to feast
to feast
[verbe]

to eat and drink abundantly, often as part of a celebration or special occasion

festoyer, banqueter

festoyer, banqueter

Ex: The villagers would often feast on local delicacies during their annual harvest celebration. 
to sup
to sup
[verbe]

to consume a drink or liquid food

boire, siroter

boire, siroter

Ex: She sat by the fireplace, quietly supping on a cup of hot tea to warm herself on the chilly evening. 
to slurp
to slurp
[verbe]

to eat or drink noisily by inhaling a liquid or soft food, such as soup or noodles, often with a distinctive, impolite sound

slurper, aspirer bruyamment

slurper, aspirer bruyamment

Ex: He couldn't help but slurp his noodles loudly, causing a few raised eyebrows in the restaurant. 
to nourish
to nourish
[verbe]

to give someone or something food and other things which are needed in order to grow, live, and maintain health

nourrir

nourrir

Ex: Farmers work hard to nourish their crops with the right balance of water and nutrients. 
to indulge
to indulge
[verbe]

to allow oneself to do or have something that one enjoys, particularly something that might be bad for one

faire plaisir à

faire plaisir à

Ex: She decided to indulge in a piece of chocolate cake as a treat. 
to gnaw
to gnaw
[verbe]

to chew on something persistently

ronger, mâchonner

ronger, mâchonner

Ex: The puppy likes to gnaw on chew toys to soothe its teething discomfort. 
to gobble
to gobble
[verbe]

to eat something quickly and greedily, often making loud and rapid swallowing sounds

engloutir, bâfrer

engloutir, bâfrer

Ex: The children tend to gobble their candy as soon as they get it on Halloween. 
to [grab] a bite (to eat|)

to quickly make a meal for oneself, often due to a time constraint

manger un morceau, manger vite fait

manger un morceau, manger vite fait

Ex: Nothing's better than grabbing a bite to eat with friends. 
to quench
to quench
[verbe]

to satisfy one's thirst

étancher,  apaiser

étancher, apaiser

Ex: After a long run, she stopped to quench her thirst with a refreshing drink of water. 
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