snack
noun, verb (snack, snacks, snacked, snacking)
Everyday
In the lessons
Maths: things counted or bought; snacks shared among children; sharing equally is division; snacks per child is a rate. Health: healthy snacks like fruit, nuts or yogurt; not too much sugar. Everyday: snack time, a snack bar, after-school snack.
Examples
- Each child gets 2 snacks. tree →
- A snack costs $1.25. tree →
- She packed 24 snacks for 8 friends. tree →
- How many snacks are left? tree →
- An apple is a healthy snack. tree →
- We have snack time at ten o'clock. tree →
- Try not to snack on sweets before dinner. tree →
- The snack bar at the pool sells ice lollies. tree →
- "My Father," begs the Prince, "there's an old fellow of mine here; please let him take a snack with us." tree →
Note
Countable noun, regular verb. Sharing snacks equally is division; snacks per child is a rate. Trap: none.
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «snack» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «snack» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
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