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Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈkærət/
Forms: carrots
carrot means: A long vegetable that grows underground, usually orange, eaten raw or cooked.
noun
ROOT VEGETABLEA1
A long vegetable that grows underground, usually orange, eaten raw or cooked.
- I ate a carrot.
- She chopped the carrots for the soup.
- Would you like some grated carrot in your salad?
ORANGE COLOURC2
An orange colour like that of a common root vegetable.
- She chose carrot for the walls.
- The fabric was a bright shade of carrot.
- The artist mixed carrot with yellow for the background.
Questions about carrot
What does carrot mean?
A long vegetable that grows underground, usually orange, eaten raw or cooked.
What is carrot in other languages?
Türkçe: havuç · Español: zanahoria · Français: carotte · Deutsch: Karotte · Italiano: carota · 日本語: ニンジン
How do you pronounce carrot?
It is pronounced /ˈkærət/.
How do you use carrot in a sentence?
I ate a carrot. She chopped the carrots for the soup.
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