Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Vegetarian"

A: A person who doesn't eat meat

A: A vegetarian is a person who doesn't eat meat

A: Mi dispiace, il mio italiano non è molto buono, ma...

una traduzione un po diretto "Sono vegetariano/a, allora posso mangiare tutto tranne carne."

è un altro modo di dire "io non mangio carne, perché sono vegetariano/a.

I hope I said all that right. I thought I would try since nobody answered yet.

A: Haha well this is fun question!

Indie is an abbreviation for "independent" - and put together with 'movie crowd' it would describe films that are not mainstream, but rather smaller production films. Often indie films will be art films, foreign language, or something created by a very obscure or lesser-known film director.

Vegetarian is someone who doesn't eat meat.

The phrase together 'vegetarian indie movie crowd' is probably used to describe a very specific type of person- someone intellectual or artistic, maybe a little hipster and somewhat sensitive (since they are vegetarian).

It is not necessarily a compliment depending on the context of the remark!

A: It means it's a restaurant or event that is suitable for someone who doesn't eat meat - a vegetarian. Usually it means there will be some food that doesn't have meat.

A: Vegans are very firm on not eating meat or anything an animal produces so no dairy, no eggs, no honey etc...

Vegetarians can eat dairy and sometimes eggs (it depends on the diet). Still no meat.

A: Vegetarians don't eat meat, chicken, fish, crabs, and any animals in general.

Vegans also don't eat animals.
But in addition, they also don't eat animal products including dairy products (milk, cheese, etc.), eggs, anything derived from animals and so on.
They don't just avoid eating animal related food, they also avoid wearing or applying products derived from animals, or products that are tested on animals.

A: A vegetarian doesn’t eat meat, but a vegan doesn’t eat meat or anything produced by animals like milk or eggs.

A: A vegetarian does not eat any animal flesh.

A vegan (strict vegetarian) does not eat animal flesh, dairy products, eggs, or any product that comes from an animal.

A: Vegetarians don't eat meat or fish. Some of them consume dairy products and eggs, some don't. Vegans avoid ALL animal derived food and products, meat, eggs, dairy, even fur, leather or wool. That is to say, vegans have much stronger beliefs regarding their diet and life style.

A: vegetarian (adjective) -> He is vegetarian

vegetarian (noun) - He is a vegetarian

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A: I don't think (без запятой) (that) vegetarians are healthier than people who eat meat. I think it DEPENDS ON THE INDIVIDUAL.

A: Schaue nach der Frage, um die Antwort zu sehen

A: She's vegan and that's why she doesn't drink milk.

As far as I know, vegetarians would have animal produce but just not meat. Whereas vegans won't have anything that's been produced by an animal. E.g. milk

A: It maybe better if you use keep fit or keep healthy

A: It's really good :) but vegetarian can be improved.

(Slow, then normal)

A: I agree that we should be vegetarians because that way, we would cause pain to animals and sacrifice them as food. In addition, we can compensate for the lack of meat from vegetables.

A: "Would you please recommend a vegetarian dish" or if you want to know multiple dishes you'd say "would you please recommend some vegetarian dishes" sound a bit better. You sound good just missing who you're directing the sentence at "you" and if you want more than one you say "dishes" instead of "dish" but if you want one then instead of "some" you'd say "a".

A: "Sauce" or "Gravy"? :) ex:) Curry Sauce