Vegetable meaning in English

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Definition

a vegetable: a plant used as food (example: carrots, onions, spinach, broccoli) noun

Examples

  • "Subject: Vegetable soup"
  • "Customs Agent : Did you bring cheese, vegetables or animals into the country?"
  • "Except that he doesn't like vegetables."
  • "I suggest that you either make this product suitable for vegetarians, or rename it "chicken and vegetable soup"."
  • "It's fresh red snapper served with steamed vegetables."
  • "This is very important as I plan to cultivate fruits and vegetables and compost my waste."
  • "Brian : A zucchini is a vegetable, Jean."
  • "I have to inform you that chickens are not vegetables."
  • "My boyfriend never eats vegetables, just steak steak steak steak steak."
  • "I'll give you a ring Friday evening (local time) after we break the fast with the traditional meal of rice and vegetables."
  • "Subject: RE: Vegetable soup"
  • "We believe that fruits and vegetables have feelings"

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