
a request to buy food or goods
Also means: requested food or goods
i got a bag from Lucky Noodle. but it is not my order.
I Think I Have Your Takeaway Order · A117 words · Story levels: A0–B2
Including: order · dinner · restaurant · lunch · pub

/ˈɔːrdər/
a request to buy food or goods
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a request to buy food or goods
Also means: requested food or goods
i got a bag from Lucky Noodle. but it is not my order.
I Think I Have Your Takeaway Order · A1
the main or evening meal
Also means: a meal held as a special social occasion
At dinner, Mia and Rosa sit at the table.
The Wrong Moment · A1
ok see you at the restaurant at 7:30!
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2
midday meal
Mum, what is in my lunch box?
My Mum Packed My Lunch Wrong Again · A1
Pat showed him the best pubs and the most beautiful trees.
The Canal Boat That Never Reached Birmingham · A2
Arthur sees a small cafe.
The Knight in the London Marathon · A1
coffee shop or small restaurant
She went into a small café and asked the waiter about an old man who donated clothes.
The Photograph in the Charity Shop Coat · A2
food eaten as one serving
Also means: an eating occasion
Old texts, expired reminders, photos of meals she no longer remembered eating.
The Voicemail She Kept but Never Played Back · B1
morning meal
There was a scholarship fund receiving donations in the name of a man who might still be alive somewhere, eating breakfast in a small apartment and listening to the radio.
The Conductor Whose Baton Was Found in the Wrong City · B2
food service for an event
I organized the catering.
The Group Chat After the Funeral · B2
restaurant server
but then the waiter put a SECOND bill on the table by mistake
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2
time for lunch
At lunchtime, a young woman named Clara came to the desk.
The Library Book Returned After Forty Years · A2offer or serve something
Also means: possess or bear · perfect-tense auxiliary · have time available
ok great. there's a good place around the corner, it's called, um... Birch & Co., i think. they have really good flat whites. and, you know, it's quiet so we can actually talk. like, out loud. with our voices. like normal people.
We're in the Same Waiting Room · A2
restaurant check
Also means: written demand for payment · advertising handbill or poster
Mia arrived at La Bella at 7:25. Jake was already at the table with flowers. They had dinner, laughed a lot, and ordered dessert. Then the bill came.
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2
consume all of a food or drink
Also means: complete a task or activity · the endpoint of an event · be over or come to an end
She finished the cold coffee and started walking.
The Mural Painted Over Before Anyone Saw It · B2
make a toast
Also means: lift upward
Marco raised his glass.
The Best Man's Toast That Stopped in the Middle · A2
pub counter
Also means: chocolate bar · metal rod · signal-strength unit
yes. i arrived early and paid at the bar.
Split the Bill or Split Up? · A2