HOSPITALITY INDUSTRY (n.)
[hos-pi-tal-i-tee][in-duh-stree]
– a type of business that offers services like food, entertainment, accommodation or leisure activities
Example: Hospitality industry is growing rapidly as people earn bigger income.
Additional Info: The word hospitality means to treat guests in a warm and friendly way.
DISPOSABLE (adj.)
[dih-spoh-zuh-buhl]
– something that can be thrown away after using
Example: Disposable cups are used when you want to eat outside the restaurant.
Additional Info: Disposable items are made from different materials. Commonly, paper, plastic and Styrofoam are used in restaurants and other types of eatery.
COMPOST BIN (n.)
[kom-pohst][bin]
– a container used to hold materials that decay or rot
Example: People can reduce waste by throwing leftover food in compost bins.
Additional Info: Decaying is the process wherein a material breaks down and becomes unusable. Substances made from animal or plants are examples of materials that decay. When materials decay, they can be used as compost or fertilizer to make the soil richer.
TAKEAWAY (adj.)
[teyk-uh-wey]
– describes food, drinks, or utensils that can be taken out of the restaurant
Example: Most people who are in a hurry buy takeaway food.
Additional Info: Takeaway is a British term that has the same meaning as the American word takeout.
Additional Definition: Utensils refer to cups, spoons, forks and plates used for dining.
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