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It is food and drink in general, It can also mean a regulated amount of food so as to loose weight
Nutritionists use "diet" to mean all the food you eat. Diet is not just menus for a day or week, but your usual food choices over time. Many other people use "diet" to describe a plan for weight loss or a specific prescription.
someone who is obsessed with their dietary intake, usually a person who is always on a diet, watching their weight or wanting to lose weight. P.S Diets are a dirty word, no one should be on a diet
The noun 'diet' is a singular, common, abstract noun; a word for a concept, a word for a thing. Example: Your diet needs improvement. The word diet is also a verb: diet, diets, dieting, dieted.
No, diet is not an adverb.The word diet is a noun and a verb.
The word badger is name of an animal that belongs to the otter and weasel family. Their diet consist of insects, roots, and eggs.
Yes, the word diet is both a noun and a verb. For example:Noun (the name of a person, place or thing) In the sentence below:"I will start my diet tomorrow." The word diet is a noun in this sentence because it is the name of a thing.Verb (an action word) In this sentence:"I am going to diet until I lose 20 pounds." The word diet is a verb because it is used as an action.
The man was diet by eating
I think you mean balanced, not blanced.He made a balanced speed at the UN.She's following a balanced diet.
The noun 'diet' is a singular, common, abstract noun, a word for a concept, a word for a thing.
A balanced diet could also be described as nutritious.
What is the root language for diet