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Todd: Devon, I've been putting on a few pounds and you're quite a lean1 fit guy.
Devon: Well, thank you.
Devon: Well, I exercise a lot. I go running at least three times a week. More than that, I enjoy playing sports. Different sports use different muscles3 and all of it helps to lose that weight that you might have gained.
Todd: Yeah. Actually, one of the problems is that I actually exercise a lot.
Devon: Do you?
Todd: Yeah, so maybe it's my diet.
Devon: It could be and so in that case you might want to eat something perhaps more nutritious4 or maybe even less of what you do eat. Maybe, I eat three meals a day and I try not to snack in between. No potato chips. No popcorn5. No candy bars.
Todd: That's pretty tough!
Devon: It is tough but......Well, I must admit that I cheat every once in awhile but...
Todd: Ok, I'll give it a try. Actually, you see my problem is that I like junk6 food. I have to choose, either I eat less or I eat a better diet. What do you think is more important?
Devon: I think that if you are exercising then you should just eat what you want and eat less.
Todd: Eat less. OK. This is going to be tough.
Devon: Well, I have no doubt that you will do the best that you can.
Todd: Alright! Thanks a lot Devon.
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put on (pounds)
I've noticed that I've been putting on a few pounds.
To 'put on' pounds is to increase your weight. You can also say put on weight. Notice the following:
She put on pounds after her first child.
It's easy to put on pounds when you don't exercise.
lose weight
Playing sports helps to lose the weight that you might have gained.
To 'lose weight' is to decrease your weight. Notice the following:
She lost a lot of weight when she started this job.
Are you trying to lose weight?
snack
I eat three meals a day and I try not to snack in between.
To 'snack' is to eat food between the normal meals of breakfast, lunch and dinner. Notice the following:
We should buy some food to snack on.
Some people think it's better to snack than eat big meals.
junk food
Actually, my problem is that I like junk food.
'Junk food' is food that is not nutritious or very bad for us to eat. It is usally high in fat, sugar or salt. Notice the following:
She almost never eats junk food.
What kind of junk food do you like?
tough
I think having to eat less is going to be tough.
Something that is 'tough' to do is difficult. Notice the following:
The final exam is really tough.
It's tough to go to school and have a job.
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1 lean | |
n.瘦肉,倾斜,弯曲;adj.瘦的,贫乏的,歉收的;v.倚靠,倾斜,依赖 | |
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2 recommend | |
vt.推荐,介绍;劝告,建议;使成为可取,使受欢迎 | |
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3 muscles | |
n.肌肉( muscle的名词复数 );(操纵他人的)力量;权力;肌肉组织 | |
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4 nutritious | |
adj.有营养的,营养价值高的 | |
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5 popcorn | |
n.爆米花 | |
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6 junk | |
n.废弃的旧物;破烂物 | |
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