greens

UK
/ɡriːnz/
US
/ɡrinz/

Übersetzungen

greenssubstantiv
greens
Pl.
UK
/ɡriːnz/
US
/ɡrinz/
поля для гольфа
The greens at this golf course are well maintained.
Поля для гольфа на этом поле хорошо ухожены.
She added fresh greens to the salad.
Она добавила свежую зелень в салат.
He spent all his greens on a new phone.
Он потратил все свои деньги на новый телефон.
Synonyme
mustard greens
turnip greens
leafy vegetables
salad greens
greensubstantiv

greens

Pl.

greens
Pl.
UK
/ɡriːn/
US
/ɡrin/
greenverb

greens

greened
Präteritum
greened
Partizip Perfekt
greening
Gerundium

Definitionen

greenssubstantiv
Leafy green vegetables such as spinach, kale, or collard greens, often eaten as food.
She made a salad with fresh greens from the garden.
The areas of short, closely mowed grass on a golf course surrounding each hole.
The golfer carefully lined up his putt on the greens.
A political party or group whose policies are based on concern for the environment.
The Greens gained several seats in the recent election.
greensubstantiv
The colour between blue and yellow on the spectrum, seen in grass and emeralds.
Green is my favourite colour.
Leafy vegetables such as spinach, kale, or collards, usually referred to in the plural.
Make sure you eat your greens.
A finely mown area of grass on a golf course surrounding the hole.
The ball rolled slowly across the green toward the flag.
An environmentalist or a member/supporter of a Green political party.
The Greens protested outside the factory, demanding stricter pollution controls.
Slang. Paper money, especially U.S. dollars.
He shelled out a lot of green for that new car.
greenverb
To make something green or greener, especially by planting vegetation or adopting environmentally friendly measures.
The city plans to green the downtown area by adding rooftop gardens.
To become green.
The fields greened quickly after the spring rains.