prescribe a diet

Pronunciation: English [? Dat], beauty [? dat].

Explanation:

Diet; Food; prescribe a diet

Diet.

Eat and drink according to regulations.

He suddenly started eating for some reason.

For some unknown reason, he suddenly began to go on a diet.

Deformation: past tense dieting, past participle dieting, present participle dieting, third person singular dieting, plural dieting.

Phrases:

Strictly control his diet.

The dieter is dieting.

Meaning discrimination

The words diet, meal and dining have the same meaning as "rice". The difference is:

Rice means "a meal, a meal, a meal", which is a common word; Repast usually means "feast", which is generally used in formal style and rarely used in everyday English. For example:

The guests attended a luxurious banquet in the beautiful hall. The guests enjoyed a luxurious feast in this beautiful hall.

Diet usually refers to a specific diet, food and habitual food supply. For example:

You'd better eat light food. You'd better eat light food.