celery
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈsɛləri/ · UK /ˈseləri/
celery means: A vegetable with long, pale green, crunchy stems that you eat raw or cooked.
noun
A vegetable with long, pale green, crunchy stems that you eat raw or cooked.
- I added celery to the soup.
- She ate a raw celery stalk with cheese.
- Chop the celery before putting it in the salad.
A plant related to carrots, grown for its long stems, leaves, and seeds.
- Celery grows well in moist soil.
- Our celery plants need more water.
- The gardener collected seeds from flowering celery.
Questions about celery
What does celery mean?
A vegetable with long, pale green, crunchy stems that you eat raw or cooked.
What is celery in other languages?
Türkçe: kereviz sapı · Español: apio · Français: céleri · Deutsch: Stangensellerie · Italiano: sedano · 日本語: セロリ
How do you pronounce celery?
In American English /ˈsɛləri/; in British English /ˈseləri/.
How do you use celery in a sentence?
I added celery to the soup. She ate a raw celery stalk with cheese.
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