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garden

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈɡɑrdən/ · UK /ˈɡɑːdən/

garden means: An area of land where people grow flowers, vegetables, or other plants.

noun

PLANTED SPACEA1

An area of land where people grow flowers, vegetables, or other plants.

  • We grow beans in our garden.
  • She planted roses around the garden.
  • Visitors can explore the gardens behind the museum.

Similar words: park

Common phrases: flower garden, vegetable garden, public garden

HOUSE GROUNDSA1

The land around a house, where people can sit, play, or grow plants.

  • The children are playing in the garden.
  • Our house has a small front garden.
  • We put a table in the garden last summer.

Similar words: yard

Common phrases: back garden, front garden, garden gate

STREET NAMEC2

A word in some street names, usually in the plural.

  • Her address is 14 Rose Garden.
  • Turn left into Windsor Gardens.
  • They moved to a flat on Queens Gardens.

Common phrases: Windsor Garden, Rose Garden, Garden address

verb

GROW PLANTSB1

To grow plants and care for the land where they grow.

  • I like to garden.
  • She gardened all afternoon in the sunshine.
  • Do you garden with your children?

Common phrases: garden at home, garden every weekend, garden with someone, garden organically

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