Understanding the concept of a lunch break is important for ESL learners, just like you, as it's a common practice in many workplaces and social settings in English-speaking countries. Knowing when and how long lunch breaks are, along with typical customs surrounding them, helps you navigate your work environment and social interactions more effectively. Today’s vocabulary will allow you to better understand “lunch break” culture. Let’s jump right in!

5 TERMS

1. Break (Noun / Verb): A short period of rest or time off from work, often used for meals or relaxation.

2. Recess (Noun): A scheduled time during the workday or school day when employees or students can rest or eat.

3. Cafeteria (Noun): A room or area in a workplace or school where food is served, often during lunch breaks.

4. Recharge (Verb): To rest or relax in order to regain energy, especially during a break.

5. Takeout (Noun / Adjective): Food that is prepared in a restaurant or cafeteria and then taken away to be eaten elsewhere, such as at a desk or park.

ENGLISH RESOURCES

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