adjetivo “green”
green, comp. greener, sup. greenest
- verde
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The green apples on the tree looked ripe and delicious.
- verdejante
The children played all day in the green meadow behind their house.
- ecológico
They switched to green packaging to reduce their carbon footprint.
- pálido
After the boat ride, Mike was so green we were afraid he could start vomiting.
- inexperiente
Despite her enthusiasm, it was clear from her mistakes that she was still green in the field of graphic design.
substantivo “green”
sing. green, pl. greens ou incontável
- verde
The walls of her room were painted a soothing shade of green, reminiscent of a lush forest.
- sinal verde
When the greens flashed, the cars knew it was safe to go.
- praça (com grama)
The children spent the afternoon playing football on the village green.
- dinheiro (no contexto dos EUA)
He was thrilled when he landed the job, knowing it would bring in a lot of green.
- membro de um partido verde
The greens are pushing for stricter laws on recycling to protect the environment.
- green (no golfe, o termo é utilizado em português)
After a long day of golf, Jerry finally made it to the last green, ready to putt his ball into the eighteenth hole.
- bola verde (no snooker)
In his next shot, he aimed for the green, hoping to pocket it for an easy three points.
verbo “green”
infinitivo green; ele greens; pret. greened; part. greened; ger. greening
- tornar verde
She decided to green the walls of her room to match the garden outside.
- ficar verde
As spring arrived, the trees along the riverbank began to green beautifully.
- arborizar
The city plans to green the old industrial area by planting trees and creating public parks.
- tornar mais sustentável
The city plans to green its public transportation system by adding more electric buses and bike lanes.