First, food:
1, pronunciation: English? [fu? D], beautiful? 【fud】？ ?
2. Meaning:
Noun (short for noun)? Food; food
3. Example:
I prefer vegetarian food.
I like eating vegetarian food.
4. Usage:
When Food refers to "food, food, diet and nutrients", it is an uncountable noun. Food is a countable noun when it means something edible.
Second, water:
1, pronunciation: English ['wt? (r)], beautiful ['wt? r]
2. Meaning:
Water; Sea area; Rain; seawater
Water ...; To supply water to; Dilute with water; Full of tears; Give ... water to drink
3. Example:
Rain dripped from the roof.
Rain dripped from the roof.
4. Usage:
Water stands for "water", which is a material noun and uncountable.
Third, milk:
1, pronunciation: English [m? Lk], beauty [m? lk]？
2. Meaning:
Milk; Milk; Breast milk
Verb (abbreviation for verb) milking; Milk production; squeeze
3. Example:
I am boiling milk.
I am boiling milk.
4. Usage:
The basic meaning of milk is "milk", and it can also refer to the "milk" of any animal. This is an uncountable noun.
Fourth, tea:
1, pronunciation: English [ti? ], beauty [ti? ]?
2. Meaning:
Tea; Tea; Tea tree; Tea and cakes
3. Example:
Tea trees grow well on fertile mountains.
Tea trees grow well on this fertile mountain.
4. Usage:
Tea is an uncountable noun. But on some occasions, it means that the types of tea are countable.
Five, meat:
1, pronunciation: English [mi? T], beautiful [mi? t]
2. Meaning:
Meat; A major or important part.
3. Example:
Meat will rot if it is not refrigerated.
Meat will rot if it is not refrigerated.
4. Usage:
Meat usually doesn't use the plural, but meat can refer to "all kinds of meat"