(1) a shopping/wine/price list
(2) to make a list of things to do
(3) (formal)to draw up a list

(1) He was pouring ice and lemonade into tall glasses.
(2) And there would be plenty of cakes and lemonade to go around.
(3) They drank coffer or bottled lemonade, in the pleasant, earned ease of Sunday afternoon.

(1) This dessert can be served straight from the fridge.
(2) There's some ice in the fridge.
(3) It'seems that there's nothing but some milk left in the fridge.

(1) The staple food has boil dumplings, noodles in soup, fried noodles, fried rice.
(2) Do you want fried chicken?
(3) Coffin plate is made by dripping white chicken liver sauce to fried bread.

(1) Chop the onions finely.
(2) French onion soup
(3) Will you chop an onion up for me?...

(1) I'll send the original to you by post .
(2) I'll put the information in the post to you tomorrow.
(3) My application got lost in the post .

(1) a bowl of soup
(2) chicken soup
(3) (British English) tinned/packet soups

(1) goat's cheese (= made from the milk of a goat )
(2) a cheese sandwich/salad
(3) a chunk/piece/slice of cheese

(1) fillet/rump/sirloin steak
(2) How would you like your steak done?
(3) a steak knife (= one with a special blade for eating steak with)

(1) heavy/rush-hour traffic
(2) local/through traffic
(3) There's always a lot of traffic at this time of day.

(1) Three hundred thousand tons of cereals are needed to replenish stocks.
(2) Store grains and cereals in a cool, dry place.
(3) Some sugar-coated cereals are 50% sugar.

(1) to ask for/look at the menu
(2) What's on the menu (= for dinner) tonight?
(3) a pull-down menu

(1) Freezing isn't a bad way of preserving food...
(2) Another way of making new friends is to go to an evening class...
(3) She smiled in a friendly way...

(1) a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich
(2) Buy a lettuce and some tomatoes.
(3) The lettuce tasted just as good and he returned a while later completely full.

(1) (sport 体)a left back/wing
(2) a left hook
(3) Fewer people write with their left hand than with their right.

(1) Nothing ever happens here.
(2) Don't you ever get tired?
(3) If you're ever in Miami, come and see us.

(1) dressed crab
(2) Then the crab crawled safely into the wonderful pond.
(3) Special Recommendation: black mustard cucumber, fish head clay pot , crab with salmon seafood noodle.

(1) frozen peas
(2) I'm absolutely frozen!
(3) You look frozen stiff .

(1) a peach tree
(2) ...the romantic Tower Suite, decorated throughout in peach and ivory.
(3) ...a peach silk blouse.

(1) I got all the answers wrong.
(2) Pain is the body's way of telling us that something is wrong...
(3) Nobody seemed to notice anything wrong...

(1) He dropped two letters into a post box.
(2) There is a post box in front of my house.
(3) There used to be a post box here.

(1) "It's not one of my favourite forms of music." — "No."
(2) Michael Fish is my favourite. He's a hoot, a real character.
(3) Atlantic City is the hot favourite to stage the fight.

(1) All main courses come with salad or vegetables.
(2) Is cold meat and salad OK for lunch?
(3) a side salad (= a small bowl of salad served with the main course of a meal)

(1) That section of the road is still closed.
(2) The library has a large biology section.
(3) the tail section of the plane

(1) Main materials: Shrimps, squid, Onion, Carrot, Bean milk skin, marinas.
(2) The whale matches its strength and weight against the moving arms of the great squid.
(3) squid beaks are often found in the stomachs of sperm whales.

(1) The car skidded and hit a lamp post.
(2) The lamp post has a slight tip to the west.
(3) What happened that day was that he drove into a lamp post.

(1) (business 商)We need new product to sell (= a new range of products) .
(2) dairy/meat/pharmaceutical, etc. products
(3) investment in product development

(1) a milk carton/a carton of milk
(2) a carton of cigarettes
(3) ...a two-pint carton of milk.

(1) Spindle - shanks is anxiously watching a pan of congee , till the smoke makes her start coughing violently.
(2) It is OK that't congee of gram Job's tears add candy?
(3) To cure halitosis, add litchi to congee and simmer.

(1) He turned abruptly and walked away...
(2) He turned to his publicist and jokingly asked, 'What's next?'…
(3) They turned their telescopes towards other nearby galaxies...

(1) a bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich
(2) sliced tomatoes
(3) tomato plants

(1) They Saturday usually in dairy product shop. To write how with English?
(2) The support dairy product enterprise strengthens the quality detection.
(3) Butter is a dairy product.

(1) Go down to the intersection cross at the zebra crossing.
(2) You can walk through the zebra crossing only when the traffic lights turn green.
(3) But when they cross a busy road using a zebra crossing, traffic is held up.

(1) Most of the time we just ate snacks and fast food.
(2) A wide variety of hot and cold snacks will be available.
(3) Do you eat sweets, cakes or sugary snacks?

(1) We chose Paul Stubbs as/for chairperson.
(2) You'll have to choose whether to buy it or not.
(3) We chose to go by train.

(1) Most of the landscape in the Fens is as flat as a pancake.
(2) Do you like to eat pancake?
(3) Also, it can operate in confined spaces and make a delicious Japanese pancake.

(1) I've spent all my money already.
(2) She spent £100 on a new dress.
(3) The company has spent thousands of pounds updating their computer systems.

(1) When I got canned, I took these keys as souvenirs.
(2) How can you complain about higher taxes?...
(3) How can millions of dollars go astray?...

(1) Hyde park
(2) We went for a walk in the park.
(3) a park bench