2008年5月8日 星期四

"cathedrals of waste", photo montage



What a waste: Britain throws away £10bn of food every year



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cathedral Show phonetics
noun [C]
a very large, usually stone, building for Christian worship, which is the largest and most important church of a diocese (= area):
Salisbury Cathedralcathedral:主教座堂:教區中的首要聖堂,堂內置有主教的(寶座)座位;cathedra 拉丁文意即座位,故稱主教座堂。

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"cathedral"又指 Something that resembles a cathedral, as in grandeur or authority.

Food experts said the study should serve as a wake-up call to British consumers. As well as an individual "Victorian moral" effort, Tim Lang, professor of food policy at City University, called for the Government to take action to improve the efficiency of the food system to face up to the challenges of climate change, rising oil costs and water shortages. Describing modern supermarkets as "cathedrals of waste", he said: "The British food economy is one of the most wasteful it would be conceivable to design. We have to create a new set of criteria on what we want the food economy to address; it's time for politicians to catch up."

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noun [C or U]
a piece of work produced by combining smaller parts, or the process of making such a work:
The ads feature a montage of images - people surfing, playing football and basketball.

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