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Key Plants Vocabulary - Grass

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Key Plants Vocabulary
grass
grass
[noun]

a plant with thin, short, and green upright leaves, commonly found in gardens, parks, etc.

Ex: After a long winter, the grass in our garden has started to turn green again. 
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plant
plant
[noun]

a living thing that grows in ground or water, usually has leaves, stems, flowers, etc.

Ex: The gardener watered the plant every morning. 
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to grow
to grow
[Verb]

(of a plant) to naturally exist and develop

Ex: Roses can grow beautifully in this climate. 
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all over the (world|globe)

in every part of the world

Ex: The brand is recognized all over the world. 
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to find
to find
[Verb]

used to describe something that exists, grows, etc.

Ex: More information can be found in the user manual. 
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field
field
[noun]

a wide, open area of land, typically covered with grass or crops

Ex: The farmers worked diligently in the field, planting seeds for the upcoming harvest. 
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garden
garden
[noun]

a piece of land where flowers, trees, and other plants are grown

Ex: He often invites friends over for outdoor gatherings in his garden. 
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even
even
[Adverb]

used to show that something is surprising or is not expected

Ex: She didn't even notice the change. 
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roadside
roadside
[noun]

the area along the edge of a road

Ex: The car stopped at the roadside to let passengers out. 
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thin
thin
[Adjective]

having opposite sides or surfaces that are close together

Ex: The paper was thin, allowing light to pass through easily. 
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leaf
leaf
[noun]

a usually green part of a plant in which the photosynthesis takes place

Ex: He carefully examined the underside of the leaf to check for signs of pests or diseases. 
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common
common
[Adjective]

frequently found, happening, or seen

Ex: It’s common for people to exchange holiday gifts with friends and family. 
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ground
ground
[noun]

the surface layer of earth that is solid and people walk on

Ex: After the rain, the ground became muddy and slippery. 
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land
land
[noun]

the earth's surface where it is not under water

Ex: The plane circled above the land before making its final approach. 
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soft
soft
[Adjective]

gentle to the touch

Ex: He wore a soft woolen scarf around his neck to stay warm. 
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to need
to need
[Verb]

to want something or someone that we must have if we want to do or be something

Ex: Do you need any help with your project? 
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sunlight
sunlight
[noun]

the natural light coming from the sun

Ex: The sunlight streamed through the windows, filling the room with warmth. 
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soil
soil
[noun]

the black or brownish substance consisted of organic remains, rock particles, and clay that forms the upper layer of earth where trees or other plants grow

Ex: The gardeners enriched the soil with compost to improve plant growth. 
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well
well
[Adverb]

in a way that is right or satisfactory

Ex: She performed well in the exam, earning top marks. 
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spring
spring
[noun]

the season that comes after winter, when in most countries the trees and flowers begin to grow again

Ex: His favorite season is spring, when the weather is mild and the flowers are in full bloom. 
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summer
summer
[noun]

the season that comes after spring and in most countries summer is the warmest season

Ex: I enjoy eating ice cream to cool down in the hot summer months. 
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winter
winter
[noun]

the season that comes after fall and in most countries winter is the coldest season

Ex: It's fun to go skiing or snowboarding on the mountains in winter. 
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because
because
[conjunction]

used for introducing the reason of something

Ex: He got a promotion because he worked hard. 
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cold
cold
[Adjective]

having a temperature lower than the human body's average temperature

Ex: I prefer to drink cold water on a hot day. 
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still
still
[Adverb]

despite what has been said or done

Ex: I didn't like the book. Still, I finished it. 
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important
important
[Adjective]

having a lot of value

Ex: Conserving water is important for the sustainable use of natural resources. 
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nature
nature
[noun]

everything that exists or happens on the earth, excluding things that humans make or control

Ex: Can you hear the sound of nature? 
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soil
soil
[noun]

the black or brownish substance consisted of organic remains, rock particles, and clay that forms the upper layer of earth where trees or other plants grow

Ex: The gardeners enriched the soil with compost to improve plant growth. 
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to stop
to stop
[Verb]

to cause something to come to an end or prevent it from happening

Ex: I'll do whatever it takes to stop this chaos. 
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wind
wind
[noun]

air that moves quickly or strongly in a current as a result of natural forces

Ex: She could hear the wind howling outside her window. 
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rain
rain
[noun]

water that falls in small drops from the sky

Ex: Can you hear the sound of rain tapping on the window? 
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also
also
[Adverb]

used to add another item, fact, or action to what has already been mentioned

Ex: She teaches full-time and also runs her own business. 
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to give
to give
[Verb]

to provide something for someone

Ex: The bakery is known for giving free samples of their new pastries. 
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food
food
[noun]

things that people and animals eat, such as meat or vegetables

Ex: He enjoyed trying new foods while traveling abroad. 
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animal
animal
[noun]

a living thing, like a cat or a dog, that can move and needs food to stay alive, but not a plant or a human

Ex: Birds are animals that can fly and build nests in trees. 
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cow
cow
[noun]

a large farm animal that we keep to use its milk or its meat

Ex: I learned about different breeds of cows and their characteristics. 
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sheep
sheep
[noun]

a farm animal that we keep to use its meat or wool

Ex: A curious sheep approached me and sniffed my hand. 
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goat
goat
[noun]

‌an animal with horns and a coat of hair that lives wild in the mountains or is kept on farms for its milk or meat

Ex: The goat climbed to the top of the rocky hill, showcasing its impressive agility and strength. 
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to stay
to stay
[Verb]

to continue to be in a particular condition or state

Ex: Despite the challenges, she managed to stay calm throughout the emergency. 
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healthy
healthy
[Adjective]

being in good condition and free from disease or damage

Ex: The forest has a healthy ecosystem with a variety of species. 
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rabbit
rabbit
[noun]

an animal that is small, eats plants, has a short tail, long ears, and soft fur

Ex: I gave a carrot to the hungry rabbit. 
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squirrel
squirrel
[noun]

a furry animal with a thick tail that lives in trees and feeds on nuts and seeds

Ex: During winter, squirrels rely on their stored food reserves to survive. 
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lawn
lawn
[noun]

an area of grass, typically in a yard or garden, that is cut and maintained at a short length

Ex: They spent the afternoon mowing the lawn to keep it looking neat and well-kept. 
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where
where
[conjunction]

used to refer to a particular situation, stage, or place

Ex: I need to find out where my friend lives so I can visit her. 
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type
type
[noun]

a class or group of people or things that have common characteristics or share particular qualities

Ex: As a teacher, it's essential to understand the learning preferences of different types of students. 
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hay
hay
[noun]

cut and dried grass, for animals to feed on

Ex: The farmer stacked bales of hay in the barn for the winter. 
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during
during
[preposition]

used to indicate a specific point within the course of a particular event or time

Ex: Sarah spilled her coffee on the table during breakfast. 
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sport
sport
[noun]

a physical activity or competitive game with specific rules that people do for fun or as a profession

Ex: Basketball is a dynamic sport that demands quick thinking and agility. 
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football
football
[noun]

a sport, played by two teams of eleven players who try to score by carrying or kicking an oval ball into the other team's end zone or through their goalpost

Ex: Football games are a big part of our school spirit. 
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soccer
soccer
[noun]

a type of sport where two teams, with eleven players each, try to kick a ball into a specific area to win points

Ex: I like to watch soccer matches on TV and support my favorite team. 
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simple
simple
[Adjective]

not involving difficulty in doing or understanding

Ex: The recipe was simple, requiring only a few ingredients and basic cooking techniques. 
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role
role
[noun]

what something is used for

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to protect

to prevent someone or something from being damaged or harmed

Ex: A majority of Democrats believe that such regulations protect the public. 
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world
world
[noun]

the planet earth, where we all live

Ex: His dream is to sail around the world. 
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to look
to look
[Verb]

to have a particular appearance or give a particular impression

Ex: What does your new car look like? 
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clean
clean
[Adjective]

not having any bacteria, marks, or dirt

Ex: He washed his hands to keep them clean. 
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