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Meanings of chocolate in English
A beverage made from cocoa powder and milk and sugar; usually drunk hot.
Usage of chocolate in English
1
New scientific research suggests that chocolate could be good for the heart.
2
For example, think of 18-year-olds drinking alcohol, or successful dieters wanting chocolate.
3
Easter break, chocolate and weather forecast in no particular order of importance.
4
Today, most chocolate is now consumed in the form of milk chocolate.
5
Hershey and the chocolate company have clashed for a number of years.
6
In other words, maybe try something new for your chocolate-dusted stationary venture.
7
We have seen a steady growth in chocolate products bearing certification seals.
8
I know a late-night place that does great espresso and chocolate cake.
9
Will now, once again, be able to enjoy your delicious chocolate products.
10
The certification costs money, which is one reason organic chocolate costs more.
11
The team announced Friday it would offer free coffee and hot chocolate.
12
The average Swiss eats a world-record 12 kilos of chocolate a year.
13
Nestle said last week it was selling Australian chocolate bar Violet Crumble.
14
What's more, the prisoners and patients only ate chocolate for four weeks.
15
It's not a question of pay money and get chocolate or whatever.
16
Then we'll know if we need that chocolate chocolate chip or not.
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Chocolate through the time
Chocolate across language varieties
South Africa
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Australia
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