ginger
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈdʒɪndʒɚ/ · UK /ˈdʒɪndʒə/
ginger means: A plant's underground stem with a strong, warm taste, used to flavor food and drinks.
noun
A plant's underground stem with a strong, warm taste, used to flavor food and drinks.
- Add a little ginger to the soup.
- She grated fresh ginger into the sauce.
- Would you like some ginger tea?
A person with red or reddish-brown hair; this name can sound unkind.
- He is a natural ginger.
- There are three gingers in our family.
- She dislikes being called a ginger.
A warm reddish-brown color.
- The paint is a warm ginger.
- Her hair is a bright shade of ginger.
- The colors range from ginger to dark brown.
The tropical plant whose underground stem is used as a strong-tasting spice.
- Ginger grows well in warm weather.
- We planted ginger in a large pot.
- The ginger in our garden has tall green leaves.
adjective
Having red or reddish-brown hair or fur.
- She has ginger hair.
- A ginger cat slept on the wall.
- His beard was ginger when he was young.
Questions about ginger
What does ginger mean?
A plant's underground stem with a strong, warm taste, used to flavor food and drinks.
What is ginger in other languages?
Türkçe: zencefil · Español: jengibre · Français: gingembre · Deutsch: Ingwer · Italiano: zenzero · 日本語: ショウガ
How do you pronounce ginger?
In American English /ˈdʒɪndʒɚ/; in British English /ˈdʒɪndʒə/.
How do you use ginger in a sentence?
Add a little ginger to the soup. She grated fresh ginger into the sauce.
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