Monday, February 3, 2020

Descriptive Vocabulary Glossary



Food Glossary

This is an example of a glossary. It contains food terms, parts of speech, definitions in sentence case from Google Search, text-to-speech pronunciation models, images from Wikimedia Commons, automatic translations to French, and authentic example sentences from the Lextutor Concordancer.

apple
noun
The round fruit of a tree of the rose family, which typically has thin red or green skin and crisp flesh.
Example: They may occur to the discoverer in a flash of inspiration, as in the mythical story of Newton's discovery of the law of gravitation being triggered by his seeing an APPLE fall from a tree.
fr: pomme
Wikimedia
bagel
noun
A dense bread roll in the shape of a ring, made by boiling dough and then baking it.
Example: In many regions around the country, the BAGEL, a ring-shaped bread product, is a common breakfast item. A BAGEL is often topped with seeds, such as sesame or poppy, or other spiced toppings, and is often served sliced in half, toasted, and spread with butter or cream cheese or other toppings.
fr: beignet
bagels
curry
noun
A dish of meat, vegetables, etc., cooked in an Indian-style sauce of strong spices and typically served with rice.
Example: And he came and he had a massive full plate of rice and CURRY and then he had custard and gooseberry pie.
fr: curry
Fish Curry prepared in the Kerala style.
fajita
noun
A dish of Mexican origin consisting of strips of spiced beef or chicken, chopped vegetables, and grated cheese, wrapped in a soft tortilla and often served with sour cream.
Example: Fry for one minute, then tip in the black beans and fajita seasoning.
fr: fajita
fajita
gulab jamun
noun
A milk-solid-based sweet from the Indian subcontinent, popular in India.
Example: He ordered gulab jamun for everybody.
fr: gulab jamun
gulab jamun
hamburger
noun
A round patty of ground beef, fried or grilled and typically served on a bun or roll and garnished with various condiments.
Example: She finished her HAMBURGER and drank her coffee and paid her check.
fr: l'hamburger
hamburger
kimchi
noun
Spicy pickled cabbage, the national dish of Korea.
Example: Like all Korean meals, breakfast is usually served with banchan, or side dishes consisting of KIMCHI , steamed eggs and tofu.
fr: kimchi
Guilhem Vellut from Paris, France [CC BY 2.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0)]
maple syrup
noun
Syrup produced from the sap of certain maples, especially the sugar maple.
Example: I like to cook without recipes, freely mixing Marsala wine, mustard, artichoke hearts, candied ginger, MAPLE SYRUP , and plums, hoping something capable of being digested will emerge.
fr: sirop d'érable
By User:Miguel Andrade - Own work, Public Domain, https://commons.wikimedia.org/w/index.php?curid=708106
pizza
noun
A dish of Italian origin consisting of a flat, round base of dough baked with a topping of tomato sauce and cheese, added meat or vegetables.
Example: What about having a PIZZA with me tonight after work?"
fr: pizza
pizza
salmon
noun
A large edible fish that is a popular game fish, much prized for its orange flesh that turns pink when cooked.
Example: Our church held a wonderful candlelit SALMON supper.
fr: saumon.
salmon
shepherd's pie
noun
A dish of ground meat under a layer of mashed potato.
Example: The meat was melt-in-the-mouth gorgeous and the shepherd's pie had fluffy mashed potato and flavoursome meat.
fr: tarte du berger
shepherd's pie
shrimp
noun
A small free-swimming crustacean with an elongated body, typically marine and frequently harvested for food.
Example: She said sharks have no bones and SHRIMP swim backwards.
fr: crevette
Wikimedia
smoked salmon
noun
A orange fleshed fish flavored using smoldering wood at low temperatures during a curing process and sliced.
fr: saumon fumé froid tranché
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spaghetti
noun
Pasta made in long, slender, solid strings.
Example: Do you want SPAGHETTI tonight? Suits me. SPAGHETTI David? Got some of that lovely oatmeal bread?
fr: spaghetti
spaghetti
zucchini
noun
A green variety of smooth-skinned summer squash.
Example: Top them with your favorite red sauce and some stir-fried mushrooms, ZUCCHINI , and peppers.
fr: courgette
zucchini


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Wednesday, October 25, 2017

22 Section Hypertext Narrative Template



Start here or see the diagram.

It all started like this.


Write the beginning of your story here. After reading this, your reader will have to make a choice.

Choice 1: Write a choice that will take the reader to Scene 2
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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

Choice 1: Write a choice that will take the reader to Scene 18
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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was, provide closure, and end the story.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was, provide closure, and end the story.

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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was and then develop the story some more. After reading this part, your reader will have to make another choice.

Choice 1: Write a choice that will take the reader to Scene 21
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You decided something which brought you here. Briefly say what the choice was, provide closure, and end the story.

Start again: Write a sentence that will take the reader to the beginning again.


































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Hypertext narrative template for digital ESL literacy

This hypertext narrative fiction template was developed by Bokomaru Publications and checked for common ESL grammar errors using an online ESL grammar checker and checked for field-related vocabulary using an b-block ESL vocabulary checker.