Definition

Having the color of grass or leaves; also refers to being environmentally friendly or new.

Example

The green leaves on the trees signal the arrival of spring.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Conversation

Have you seen the green park near the center of town?

Yes! It's so refreshing to have such a green space to relax in.

I love how it makes the whole area feel more alive.

Definitely! We should plan a picnic there soon.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Definition

A grassy area in a town or city that is used for public activities, or the color associated with nature and plants.

Example

The children played on the green in the middle of the park.

Conversation

Let's meet at the green in the park later.

Sounds good! What time do you want to go?

How about 4 PM by the big tree on the green?

Definition

To make something green or to change its color to green.

Example

She decided to green the garden by planting more trees and grass.

Tense Forms

Conversation

I think we should green the garden this weekend.

That sounds like a great idea! What do you have in mind?

Maybe we can plant some new flowers to really green it up.

Root Explanation

The word 'green' originates from Old English 'grene', meaning the color of growing grass or foliage. It is related to the Proto-Germanic '*grōni', which also refers to the color green, and is connected to the idea of growth and freshness.

Memory Tip

Think of the Old English word 'grene' that describes the color of fresh grass and leaves, helping you remember that 'green' represents the color of nature and growth.

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