10 vegetable name in English, Definition and Examples
Vegetables are foods that are very useful for human health, generally green, raw or cooked by eating. Vegetables can also be dried and eaten as root and tuber. Some fruits and vegetables can be mixed together. Fruits develop from some special tissues in the floral part of flowering plants, and reproductive organs contain some additional tissues.
Vegetables are called the rest of the plant, except for the fruit of the plant. In daily life, we can distinguish the differences between vegetables and fruits, because the fruits generally have a sweet taste. The leaves, flowers and tubers of plants are not sweet and are called vegetables.
Some plants’ leaves, roots or stems are edible, these are vegetables. We should consume vegetables every day for a healthy diet. There are some vegetables that are known as fruits by people in daily life.
Here are 10 vegetable name and example sentences;
1. Lettuce: The vegetable lettuce that makes the salads we eat at dinner is the most delicious.
2. Onion: In our meal today, we chopped the onions finely, roasted in oil, they were very tasty.
3. Garlic: Garlic is a very benefit vegetable for our health and very useful for our skin.
4. Dill: I make cheese and dill pies every weekend in the morning, the whole family is eating with great appetite.
5. Broccoli: My two years old girl likens broccoli to a tree.
6. Celery: In general, people do not like the taste of celery, but I love it very much, especially I like salads made with celery.
7. Bell pepper: I chose to make a meal with bell pepper to our guests who will come this evening.
8. Cabbage: My grandfather has two cabbage fields in the village, I’m going to see them this summer.
9. Leek: When I was little I wouldn’t like eating leek, but my mother used me with the good food he made.
Some of the foods in the vegetable group are given below with sample sentences:
10 Beans: Beans are green plants and their taste is also very delicious.
Example Sentences;
- Please, cut the potatoes.
- Don’t be such a couch potato.
- My mother fried potatoes in the morning.
- My mother fried the potatoes and waited for us to eat.
- Reading one book is like eating one potato chip.
- I like potatoes.
- He knows how many beans make five.
- An idealist is one who, on noticing that a rose smells better than a cabbage, concludes that it makes a better soup.
- I’m from Manchester, Mass., so it was lobster, lobster and more lobster! Also, lots of fish that we caught in the summers, clam chowder and roast beef sandwiches. But my mom was pretty healthy we had a lot of chicken and broccoli and rice as well.
- I’ll take onion rings instead of fries.
- Alex chopped some onions.
- The onions have already sprouted.
- Your eyes are wet. Have you been cutting onions?
- To weep over an onion.
