LookItUpleafy
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈliːfi/
leafy means: Having many leaves, or filled with trees and other plants.
adjective
MANY LEAVESB1
Having many leaves, or filled with trees and other plants.
- We sat under a leafy tree.
- Add some leafy vegetables to your soup.
- The path led through a leafy garden.
WEALTHY AREAC1
Describing a pleasant area where mainly wealthy people live, often with many trees.
- They live in a leafy suburb.
- House prices are high in this leafy neighborhood.
- She grew up in a leafy district outside the city.
Questions about leafy
What does leafy mean?
Having many leaves, or filled with trees and other plants.
What is leafy in other languages?
Türkçe: yapraklı · Español: frondoso · Français: feuillu · Deutsch: belaubt · Italiano: frondoso · 日本語: 葉の茂った
How do you pronounce leafy?
It is pronounced /ˈliːfi/.
How do you use leafy in a sentence?
We sat under a leafy tree. Add some leafy vegetables to your soup.
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