fare, snacks of crisps or chocolate most days

The poll of 3,000 workers found chefs smoked the most and consumed two snacks of crisps or chocolate most days.Farmers also fared poorly, smoking on average over 50 cigarettes and consuming 14 snacks each week.But the ad man smoked just nine cigarettes and drank in moderation, closely followed by the teacher.

這份針對3000名勞工的調查發現，廚師抽最多菸，多數時候會吃兩份洋芋片或巧克力。農夫飲食習慣也不好，每週平均抽50支菸、吃14包零食。但是廣告界的人只抽9根菸，喝酒適量，老師也相去不遠。

fare：動詞，吃東西、進食；名詞，食物。如：a pub serving traditional British fare （一家供應傳統英國食物的酒館）。

snack
n.

1. A hurried or light meal.
2. Food eaten between meals.

intr.v., snacked, snack·ing, snacks.
To eat a hurried or light meal.

[Middle English snak, variant of snacche, trap, bite, from snacchen, to snap. See snatch.]

snacker snack'er n.