Verdant Meaning in English

word

US

ˈvɝdənt

VUR-dunt

UK

vˈɜːdənt

VUR-dunt

التعريف

An area is verdant if it is green with grass or other rich vegetation. It can also mean fresh, lush, or full of life.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Verdant' is formal and mostly used in writing or poetic language. Common with 'fields', 'hills', 'landscape'. Not used to mean 'inexperienced' in modern English.

• Spanish: verde - cubierto de vegetación
• Portuguese (BR): verdejante - coberto de vegetação
• Portuguese (PT): verdejante - coberto de vegetação
• Chinese (Simplified): 青翠的 - 郁郁葱葱的
• Chinese (Traditional): 青翠的 - 鬱郁蔥蔥的
• Hindi: हराभरा - हरा-भरा
• Arabic: مخضر - مفعم بالنباتات
• Bengali: সবুজ - সবুজাভ (উর্বর/লতা-গুল্মে পূর্ণ)
• Russian: зеленеющий - пышнозелёный
• Japanese: 緑豊かな
• Vietnamese: xanh tươi - xanh mướt
• Korean: 푸릇푸릇한 - 초록이 우거진
• Turkish: yeşilliklerle kaplı - yemyeşil
• Urdu: سرسبز - ہرا بھرا
• Indonesian: hijau subur - rimbun

جمل نموذجية

The verdant valley was full of green plants and trees.

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After the rain, the garden looked especially verdant.

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The park is known for its verdant lawns.

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We drove through miles of verdant countryside—it was breathtaking.

natural

Spring always makes the hills look so verdant and alive.

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I love hiking in verdant forests after a fresh rain.

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