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green (EN)
Adjektiv, Substantiv, Verb

Adjektiv “green”

green, Komp. greener, Superl. greenest
  1. grün
    The green apples on the tree looked ripe and delicious.
  2. begrünt
    The children played all day in the green meadow behind their house.
  3. umweltfreundlich
    They switched to green packaging to reduce their carbon footprint.
  4. blass
    After the boat ride, Mike was so green we were afraid he could start vomiting.
  5. unerfahren
    Despite her enthusiasm, it was clear from her mistakes that she was still green in the field of graphic design.

Substantiv “green”

Sg. green, Pl. greens od. unz.
  1. Grün
    The walls of her room were painted a soothing shade of green, reminiscent of a lush forest.
  2. Grünes licht
    When the greens flashed, the cars knew it was safe to go.
  3. Dorfplatz (mit Grasfläche)
    The children spent the afternoon playing football on the village green.
  4. Geld (im amerikanischen Slang)
    He was thrilled when he landed the job, knowing it would bring in a lot of green.
  5. Grünen-Mitglied
    The greens are pushing for stricter laws on recycling to protect the environment.
  6. Grün (beim Golf)
    After a long day of golf, Jerry finally made it to the last green, ready to putt his ball into the eighteenth hole.
  7. Grüne kugel (im snooker)
    In his next shot, he aimed for the green, hoping to pocket it for an easy three points.

Verb “green”

Infinitiv green; er greens; Prät. greened; Part. greened; Ger. greening
  1. begrünen (im Sinne von färben)
    She decided to green the walls of her room to match the garden outside.
  2. ergrünen
    As spring arrived, the trees along the riverbank began to green beautifully.
  3. begrünen (im Sinne von bepflanzen)
    The city plans to green the old industrial area by planting trees and creating public parks.
  4. nachhaltiger gestalten
    The city plans to green its public transportation system by adding more electric buses and bike lanes.