Apedia

Green Means Eslpod Shopping Word I Plants Produce

Id ESLPod_0574_WE_0822
Episode Id ESLPod 574
Episode Title Shopping for Produce
Phrase green
Text The word "green," in this podcast, means unripe, or not yet fully mature or ready to be eaten: "My sister likes to eat green peaches, but I think they're too crunchy." The word "green" is also related to environmental protection and conservation: "Do you think the green movement is as important as reducing poverty?" If a person is "green," it means that he or she is very young and/or doesn't have very much experience doing something: "Nick is pretty green right now, but if we hire him, I think he'll learn quickly." Finally, the phrase "to have a green thumb" means to be very good at making plants grow and stay healthy: "If your plants are dying, ask Tomas for advice. He has a green thumb."
Topics Daily Life | Shopping

Learn with these flashcards. Click next, previous, or up to navigate to more flashcards for this subject.

Next card: Pass phrase means eslpod shopping cost give one's

Previous card: Share phrase eslpod one's part fair talk lion's

Up to card list: ESLPod What Else Does It Mean?