diet

/ˈdaɪət/
noun 8verb 4adj 2name 1

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1

(noun.) food sb/sth usually eats

ADJ

balanced, good, healthy, sensible

adequate

Children who eat an adequate diet grow stronger and do better in school.

bad, poor, unhealthy

staple

Rice and beans formed the staple diet for many families in the region.

vegan, vegetarian

VERB + DIET

eat, have

Many people have a healthier diet when they cook meals at home instead of eating out.

live on, survive on

During the pandemic, many families had to live on a very basic diet of rice and beans.

feed sb on

DIET + VERB

consist of sth

My grandmother's diet consists of mostly vegetables and fish because of her health condition.

PREP

in a/the ~

Doctors recommended reducing sugar in my diet to improve my health.

on a ~

My doctor advised me to go on a strict diet if I wanted to lose weight.

~ of

My grandmother survived on a diet of simple home-cooked meals during the war.

PHRASES

a diet high/rich in sth

Eating a diet high in fresh vegetables helped her feel more energetic throughout the day.

2

(noun.) when you want to lose weight/are ill

ADJ

strict | slimming, weight-loss, weight-reducing

crash, starvation

My sister tried a crash diet last summer but gained the weight back quickly.

calorie-controlled, low-calorie | restricted, special | fibre-rich, gluten-free, high/low-fibre, high/low-protein, low-fat, salt-free, etc.

VERB + DIET

follow, have

She has a strict diet that excludes sugar and processed foods.

go on, start

stick to

She's been trying to stick to a healthy diet for the past three months.

be on

My doctor says I need to be on a strict diet if I want to lose weight.

DIET + NOUN

drink, food

plan

My doctor helped me create a diet plan that includes more vegetables and less sugar.

PREP

on a ~

My doctor recommended that I go on a diet to improve my health.

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