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greenness

/ˈɡriːn.nəs/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على صفة اللون الأخضر أو حالته، وقد يشير إلى نضارة النبات وكثافة العشب، أو إلى عدم النضج، أو إلى المادة الصبغية الخضراء.

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noun

/ˈɡriːn.nəs/C1formal
  • arاسم يدل على صفة اللون الأخضر أو حالته، وقد يشير إلى نضارة النبات وكثافة العشب، أو إلى عدم النضج، أو إلى المادة الصبغية الخضراء.

A noun describing the quality or state of being green, which can refer to the lush appearance of flourishing vegetation, the condition of not being ripe, or the green color or pigment resembling the color of growing grass.

غير معدود

  1. Lush vegetationB2formal

    The quality of being covered with healthy, thriving green plants.

    arالخُضْرة

    • The greenness of the valley in spring was breathtaking.
    • Farmers rely on the greenness of their fields for a good harvest.
    • The park's greenness attracts many visitors every weekend.

    المرادفاتgreenerylushnessverdancyverdure

  2. UnripenessB1formal

    The state of fruit or other produce not yet being ripe or ready to eat.

    arعدم النضج

    • The greenness of the apples indicated they were not ready to pick.
    • You can judge the greenness of a banana by its peel color.
    • The greenness of the tomatoes made them too sour for the salad.

    المرادفاتcallownessimmaturity

    الأضدادmaturityripeness

  3. A2formal

    The quality or state of having a green color, similar to that of grass or leaves.

    arالخُضْرة

    • The artist captured the greenness of the forest in her painting.
    • The greenness of the emerald was striking.
    • He admired the greenness of the rolling hills.

    المرادفاتgreenverdancyverdureviridity

الصيغ
  • greennesses plural form
  • greennesses' possessive plural form
  • greenness's possessive singular form
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