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Meanings of green in English
Eye colour.
Related terms
Additive primary color, visible between blue and yellow.
Related terms
- primary color
- html4 named color
Spanish
verde 
Synonyms
Examples for "immature"
Examples for "immature"
1
However, little is known about its electrophysiologic effects on the immature heart.
2
The control group used more identification and rationalization, classified as immature defenses.
3
Pilgrim is certainly not an adult yet, and he's really emotionally immature.
4
Its commitment to the rule of law is, to be charitable, immature.
5
His maleness, thus revealed, was immature in spite of his twenty-three years.
1
At twenty-one an editor has the lovely tart quality of the unripe.
2
Opium is formed in the unripe seed pods of the poppy plant.
3
The majority are unripe, and do not yet know their own opinion.
4
Juniper oil, used officinally, is distilled from the full-grown, unripe, green fruit.
5
The yet unripe poppy heads are cut in several places in the evening.
1
On either side of the road, branches hang heavy with the unripened fruit.
2
Most farmers are happy to find customers for unripened tomatoes.
3
A glut of unripened fruit can be made into chutney.
4
Instead, it bore a load of shapeless, sour, unripened fruit.
5
Soft, rich, unripened cottage cheese type, made by mixing cottage-type curd and rich cream.
Usage of green in English
1
But five years later the green future looks a long way off.
2
For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
3
Perhaps the future of our personal transportation needs will indeed be green.
4
The Battle of the Pygmies and Cranes; the Barometer; and a Bowling-green.
5
They want a pollution economy - we want a smart green economy.
6
Many cities in North America and Europe have started to go green.
7
The leafy foliage; the wonderful green effect; the tree-asI see it.
8
Kron said the group was seeking regulators' green light on the deal.
9
That means Chinese consumers' buying power may be out-pacing their green ethos.
10
The lander was in good order; the injection systems displayed green lights.
11
Image of the week: Red mood The green movement has gone red.
12
Yes, yes, of course, Smallwood replied and clapped the green rectangles together.
13
We believe that there is a better way to buy green products.
14
On the ship Sir Tristram looked out at the green sea water.
15
Has anyone brought in a green case in the last fifteen minutes?
16
Despite the slow economy, investment in green technology companies is gaining momentum.
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Translations for green
Spanish
Green through the time
Green across language varieties
Canada
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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