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  1. adjective
    2. COLOUR
    POLITICAL
    PLANTS
    NOT READY
    NOT EXPERIENCED
    Idiom(s)
  2. noun
    3. COLOUR
    GRASS
    FOOD
  3. noun
greenadjectiveuk/ɡriːn/ us/ɡriːn/

green adjective COLOUR

A1 of a colour between blue and yellow; of the colour of grass綠色的，草綠色的

green vegetables綠葉蔬菜

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The male mallard has a green head and reddish-brown chest.

He's got pink walls and a green carpet, which to my mind looks all wrong.

I think I'll take your advice and get the green dress.

I put my new green shirt in a hot wash and the colour ran.

I wore that skirt with the green spots.

green adjective POLITICAL

B2 relating to the protection of the environment環境保護的

green politics/issues主張環境保護的政見／環保問題
a green campaigner/activist環保運動／積極分子
the Green Party綠黨
go green

to do more to protect nature and the environment大力保護自然環境

The Chancellor proposed a crackdown on car and plane emissions, and the introduction of tax incentives to go green.總理提議打擊汽車及飛機的尾氣排放，並爲保護環境設立激勵性稅收。

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There is a growing current of support for green issues among voters.

Some parents were critical of attempts to indoctrinate children in green ideology.

The government's new-found enthusiasm for green issues has been welcomed by environmentalists.

It's not very green, throwing away so much rubbish.

I'm going to try to be a bit greener and recycle more.

green adjective PLANTS

B1 covered with grass, trees, and other plants長滿綠色植物的，有綠色植被覆蓋的

the green hills of Ireland愛爾蘭蔥翠的山丘

green adjective NOT READY

(especially of fruit) not ready to eat, or (of wood) not dry enough to use（尤指水果）不熟的，生的，青的；（木材）沒有幹的，濕的

green bananas/tomatoes生香蕉／西紅柿

green adjective NOT EXPERIENCED

informal not experienced or trained缺乏經驗的；未經訓練的；手生的

I was very green when I started working there.我剛開始在那兒工作的時候還是個生手。
greenness noun [ U ] uk/ˈɡriːn.nəs/ us/ˈɡriːn.nəs/

the quality of being green綠，綠色

What first struck her when she arrived in England was the greenness of the landscape.到英格蘭後，首先給她留下深刻印象的是鬱鬱蔥蔥的景色。

Idiom(s)

be green with envy
give the green light to sth
go/turn green
greennounuk/ɡriːn/ us/ɡriːn/

green noun COLOUR

A2 [ C or U ] the colour of grass; a colour between blue and yellow綠色的，草綠色的

light/pale green淺綠色
dark/bottle green深綠色

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I like rich jewel colours, such as purple, blue, and green.

He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.

The spelling mistakes in the text had been highlighted in green.

You look nice in green.

If you put together yellow and blue paint you get green.

green noun GRASS

[ C ] an area planted with grass, especially for use by the public（尤指公用）綠地，草坪，草地

Children were playing on the village green.孩子們正在村子的公共草地上玩耍。

[ C ] mainly UK used as a part of a name（用作地名的一部分）綠園

Sheep's Green希普綠園

[ C ] a flat area of grass surrounding the hole on a golf course（高爾夫球場上的）球穴區，果嶺

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The police used dogs to clear the campers off the village green.

They're holding the village fête on the green.

The pub is opposite a charming village green.

The green used to be used as a pitch for the local cricket team.

The signs asked visitors to keep off the green.

green noun FOOD

greens [ plural ]

the leaves of green vegetables such as spinach or cabbage when eaten as food綠葉蔬菜；青菜葉子

Greennoun [ C ]uk/ɡriːn/ us/ɡriːn/

a member of the Green Party綠黨成員

He used to be a Liberal, but now he's a Green.他以前是自由黨成員，但是現在加入綠黨了。

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