Collocation
fast food
quickly prepared food sold in restaurants for rapid service, often inexpensive
Definition
'fast food' is a common English collocation. quickly prepared food sold in restaurants for rapid service, often inexpensive
fast + food
“We grabbed some fast food on the way home.”
Examples
- He eats fast food almost every day because it is cheap and quick.
- I am trying to cut down on fast food and cook more at home.
- There is a fast food place next to the train station.
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- After the long meeting, everyone wanted fast food for lunch.
- Fast food is convenient, but it is often high in salt and fat.
- The documentary explains how fast food companies design menus to keep customers coming back.
- Many schools try to limit fast food near campus to encourage healthier choices.
- During the road trip, we relied on fast food because there were few restaurants open late.
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