雅思口语 Part 1 - [保留题目] - Snacks

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Part 1

Snacks

What snacks did you eat when you were young?

我的答案

When I was a child, I used to enjoy simple treats like potato chips and jelly, although my mum rarely allowed me to have jelly because she believed it wasn’t very healthy. I still remember she would always encourage me to eat fruits instead, which probably helped me develop healthier eating habits early on.

treat noun something very pleasant that somebody can enjoy, especially something that you give somebody or do for them 乐事；乐趣；款待

When I was young chocolate was a treat. 我年轻的时候，吃巧克力是一种难得的享受。
as a treat We took the kids to the zoo as a special treat. 我们特地带孩子们到动物园去，让他们开心一下。
in for a treat You've never been to this area before? Then you're in for a real treat. 你以前从来没有到过这一地区？那么你一定会喜之不尽。
Let's go out for lunch—my treat (= I will pay). 咱们到外面去吃午餐，我请客。

potato chips 薯片

potato crisp noun /pəˌteɪtəʊ ˈkrɪsp/

(also crisp (both British English), chip, potato chip (both North American English)) a thin round slice of potato that is fried until hard then dried and eaten cold. Potato crisps are sold in bags and are made to taste of many different foods. 马铃薯脆：切成薄片的马铃薯片，炸至变硬，然后干燥并冷食。马铃薯薯片以袋装出售，并制成多种不同食物的口味。

jelly 果冻 /ˈdʒeli/ (plural jellies)

[uncountable, countable] (British English)

(North American English jello, Jell-O™ [uncountable]) a cold sweet transparent food made from gelatin 明胶, sugar and fruit juice, that shakes when it is moved果冻

Do you often eat snacks now?

我的答案

现在不怎么吃零食，可能是从小养成的习惯。我妈妈从小就不让我吃太多零食，说是不利于健康。

I don’t really snack much these days, which I think is partly due to habits I developed as a child when my mum discouraged me from eating too many treats. Occasionally, I might indulge in something sweet, but generally I prefer balanced meals and healthier options.

snack verb /snæk/ [intransitive] to eat snacks between or instead of main meals吃点心（或快餐、小吃）

If you snack between meals, try to avoid sugary foods like chocolate.如果你在两餐之间吃点心，尽量避开巧克力之类的含糖食品。
snack on something It's healthier to snack on fruit rather than chocolate.作为点心，水果比巧克力更有益于健康。
I usually have a light lunch and then snack on fruit and nuts during the afternoon.我通常是午饭稍微吃一点，然后在下午吃些水果和坚果。

indulge verb

[I, T] to allow yourself to have or do sth that you like, especially sth that is considered bad for you 沉湎，沉迷，沉溺（于…）

~ in sth They went into town to indulge in some serious shopping.

~ sth to satisfy a particular desire, interest, etc.满足（欲望、兴趣等）

Do you think eating snacks is healthy?

我的答案

I think it’s fine to enjoy snacks in moderation, as long as you don’t overdo it, because occasional treats can be part of a balanced diet and won’t have a negative impact on health.

moderation noun /ˌmɑːdəˈreɪʃn/ [uncountable] the quality of being reasonable and not being extreme 适度；适中；合理

in moderation Alcohol should only ever be taken in moderation (= in small quantities). 酒只可少量饮用。
moderation in (doing) something Moderation in eating and drinking is the way to stay healthy. 饮食适度是保持健康的方法。

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