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Meanings of greens in English
Portuguese
vegetal Catalan
hortalissa Synonyms
Examples for "green"
Examples for "green"
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But five years later the green future looks a long way off.
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For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
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Perhaps the future of our personal transportation needs will indeed be green.
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The Battle of the Pygmies and Cranes; the Barometer; and a Bowling-green.
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They want a pollution economy - we want a smart green economy.
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The name refers to his goal of making condoms as common as the leafy vegetable.
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Brassica rapa is an important leafy vegetable consumed worldwide and morphology is a key character for its breeding.
3
This answers the purpose fairly well, but it is advisable to feed some leafy vegetable, as kale or lettuce.
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Photo: Pixabay Kale Kale is a leafy vegetable that although unassuming and the brunt of many jokes, packs a huge nutritional punch.
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Kyodo news agency said on Wednesday broccoli and a leafy vegetable called Japanese mustard spinach from Fukushima were detected with radioactive contamination above safety limits.
Usage of greens in English
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Good tidings; no weather catastrophes; no wind-trashed hospitality areas or sunken greens.
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But other measures in the budget will be less welcome to greens.
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Whether you plant in straight rows or wide rows, greens need thinning.
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When growing it, follow the guidelines for growing greens in Chapter 10.
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Tom said that greens on plateaus kept the golfer looking toward heaven.
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He likes the rich, warm colours; the deep reds and dark greens.
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Linked to those problems in the greens is a visible McIlroy frustration.
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And you still need to hit fairways, still need to hit greens.
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Moored to the shore, lay the wharf-boat in weathered greens and yellows.
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None of her greens match except of course they are all green.
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If you hit fairways, you've got a good chance at the greens.
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Several workhouses in the South of England now possess tennis-courts and bowling-greens.
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Holden said, We have greens across the board down here in ops.
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Beneath me stretched a panorama limned in feverish greens and unhealthy yellows.
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Vegetable production is strong so lots of greens are heading to supermarkets.
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Almost without fail, it can be linked to performances on the greens.
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Greens across language varieties
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
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