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Green Meaning in English

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/ˈɡɹin/
green
/ɡɹˈiːn/
green

Definition

A color between blue and yellow, like grass or leaves. It can also describe someone who is new or inexperienced, or things related to being environmentally friendly.

Usage & Nuances

Most often refers to color, but can also mean 'inexperienced' in informal contexts ('He's still green'). In phrases like 'go green', it means environmentally friendly. Common with 'light green', 'dark green', 'green energy', 'green thumb'. Don't confuse with 'green' as in 'jealous' (more common: 'green with envy').

Example Sentences

We’re trying to go green by recycling more and using less plastic.

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The leaves are green in spring.

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She wore a green dress to the party.

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He bought some green apples.

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They want to make their city more green by planting trees everywhere.

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Don't laugh at him—he's still a bit green at this job.

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