green

US /ɡriːn/
UK /ɡriːn/
"green" picture
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of the color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; colored like grass or emeralds

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The leaves on the trees are a vibrant green.
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She wore a beautiful green dress to the party.
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concerned with or supporting environmental protection

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The company is committed to green energy solutions.
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They are advocating for more green policies in the city.
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eco-friendlyenvironmentally friendlysustainableecological
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not fully cooked or ripened; unripe

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These bananas are still too green to eat.
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The tomatoes are still a bit green, they need more time on the vine.
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unripeimmatureunderriperaw
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lacking experience or training; naive

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He's still very green when it comes to public speaking.
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The new recruits are quite green, but they're eager to learn.
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inexperiencednaiveunseasonednewraw
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a color between blue and yellow in the spectrum; the color of grass or emeralds

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The traffic light turned green.
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She loves wearing green.
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a grassy area, especially one in a park or in the center of a village

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We had a picnic on the village green.
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The children were playing on the large green.
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lawngrasslandmeadowcommon
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make or become green

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The spring rains will green the fields.
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The moss began to green the old stone wall.
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green beanlime greengreen peppersea-greengreen beltgreen cardgreen energy