hazel
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈheɪzəl/
hazel means: Brown with some green in it, especially when describing eyes.
adjective
Brown with some green in it, especially when describing eyes.
- She has hazel eyes.
- His hazel eyes looked green in the sunlight.
- The portrait shows a girl with dark hair and hazel eyes.
noun
A small tree or bush that produces round nuts with hard brown shells.
- A hazel grows beside the path.
- The hazels are covered in yellow catkins.
- We planted a hazel tree near the fence.
Wood from the tree that produces hazelnuts, often used for sticks and woven fences.
- The handle is made of hazel.
- He cut hazel for the garden fence.
- Flexible hazel was woven into a basket.
A brown colour with some green in it, especially as an eye colour.
- Her eyes are a warm hazel.
- The artist chose a shade of hazel.
- His eye colour is somewhere between green and hazel.
A round edible nut with a hard brown shell.
- He cracked a hazel between two stones.
- The children gathered hazels in a basket.
- She ate a handful of roasted hazels.
Questions about hazel
What does hazel mean?
Brown with some green in it, especially when describing eyes.
What is hazel in other languages?
Türkçe: ela · Español: de color avellana · Français: noisette · Deutsch: haselnussbraun · Italiano: color nocciola · 日本語: ヘーゼル色の
How do you pronounce hazel?
It is pronounced /ˈheɪzəl/.
How do you use hazel in a sentence?
She has hazel eyes. His hazel eyes looked green in the sunlight.
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