lawns
word · lemma: lawn
Definition
Areas of short, regularly cut grass in gardens, yards, or parks, usually for decoration or recreation.
Usage & Nuances
'Lawns' is the plural of 'lawn'. It refers to multiple grass areas, often around homes or public spaces. Common collocations are 'mow the lawns', 'well-kept lawns', and 'front lawns'. Not to be confused with 'fields' (larger, for farming) or 'meadows' (wilder, not regularly cut).
Spanish: céspedesPortuguese (BR): gramadosPortuguese (PT): relvadosChinese (Simplified): 草坪Chinese (Traditional): 草坪Hindi: लॉनArabic: مساحات خضراءBengali: লনগুলো - ঘাসের মাঠ (সাজানোর জন্য)Russian: газоныJapanese: 芝生（しばふ）Vietnamese: bãi cỏKorean: 잔디밭Turkish: çimler - çim alanlarUrdu: لانIndonesian: halaman rumput
Example Sentences
Children play on the lawns after school.
basic
We water the lawns every morning.
basic
Some lawns are always greener than others, no matter what you do.
natural
During summer, most lawns turn brown if it doesn't rain.
natural
The park's lawns are perfect for picnics on a sunny day.
natural
There are many lawns in the neighborhood.
basic