Bring cold lunch.

Meaning: This means to take a meal that is meant to be eaten cold, such as a sandwich, to school or work.

Choice of Words: Bring is a verb that means to carry or take something with you. Cold is an adjective that describes something as having a low temperature. Lunch is a meal that is typically eaten in the middle of the day.

Alternative Expressions

Come with a chilly midday meal.

Meaning: This means that you should come with a lunch that is not hot, and that you will be able to eat it later.

Choice of Words: Come is a verb that means to move towards or arrive at a place. With is a preposition that means together with or accompanied by. Chilly means slightly cold or cool. Midday is another word for noon, which is the middle of the day. Meal is a food that you eat, usually at a specific time of day. When you put them together, "Come with a chilly midday meal" means that you should come with a lunch that is not hot, and that you will be able to eat it later.

Pack a non-heated noon repast.

Meaning: This means that you should pack a lunch that is not hot, and that you will be able to eat it later.

Choice of Words: Pack means to put things into a container so that you can carry them with you. Non-heated means not hot. Noon is another word for noon, which is the middle of the day. Repast is a fancy word for a meal. When you put them together, "Pack a non-heated noon repast" means that you should pack a lunch that is not hot, and that you will be able to eat it later.

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