green
adjective
uk
/ɡriːn/ us
/ɡriːn/green adjective (COLOUR)
green vegetables
green adjective (POLITICAL)
B2
go green
The Chancellor proposed a crackdown on car and plane emissions, and the introduction of tax incentives to go green.
- 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.
- agroecology
- air pollution
- anoxia
- anoxic
- anti-conservation
- carbon capture
- dumping ground
- eco-footprint
- environmental justice
- environmentalism
- environmentally
- ESG
- feed-in tariff
- particulate
- reduce, reuse, recycle idiom
- scrubber
- sequester
- sequestration
- single-use
- skip diving
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green adjective (PLANTS)
green adjective (NOT READY)
- candy coat
- candy-coated
- citric
- cordon bleu
- creamily
- farmhouse
- fruity
- herby
- homegrown
- homemade
- hoppy
- instant
- nutritious
- nutty
- shelf-stable
- single-estate
- store-bought
- sugar-coated
- sugarcoat
- unbalanced
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green adjective (NOT EXPERIENCED)
green
noun
uk
/ɡriːn/ us
/ɡriːn/green noun (COLOUR)
green noun (GRASS)
- anti-development
- arrondissement
- backstreet
- backstreets
- borough
- botanic garden
- business park
- Chinatown
- housing estate
- industrial estate
- marketplace
- midtown
- non-residential
- old town
- outer ring
- plaza
- shantytown
- skid
- subdivision
- uptown
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