lawn
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /lɔːn/
Forms: lawns
lawn means: An area of short grass, usually beside a house or in a park.
noun
GARDEN GRASSB1
An area of short grass, usually beside a house or in a park.
- The children played on the lawn.
- I mowed the lawn yesterday.
- Why are their lawns always so green?
THIN FABRICC2
A thin, smooth cloth made from cotton or linen.
- She chose cotton lawn for the blouse.
- The white lawn felt cool against her skin.
- This shop sells fine lawn in several colors.
WOODLAND CLEARINGC2
An open area of land among trees.
- A deer stood in the woodland lawn.
- They crossed a lawn surrounded by tall trees.
- Small lawns broke up the dark forest.
FABRIC GARMENTC2
A piece of clothing made from thin cotton or linen cloth.
- The bishop wore a white lawn.
- Her delicate lawns were stored in a chest.
- The old portrait shows him dressed in lawn.
Questions about lawn
What does lawn mean?
An area of short grass, usually beside a house or in a park.
What is lawn in other languages?
Türkçe: çim alan · Español: césped · Français: pelouse · Deutsch: Rasen · Italiano: prato · 日本語: 芝生
How do you pronounce lawn?
It is pronounced /lɔːn/.
How do you use lawn in a sentence?
The children played on the lawn. I mowed the lawn yesterday.
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