spinach
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /ˈspɪnɪtʃ/
spinach means: A plant with soft green leaves that people eat cooked or in salads.
noun
LEAFY VEGETABLEA2
A plant with soft green leaves that people eat cooked or in salads.
- I added spinach to the soup.
- Do you prefer fresh or frozen spinach?
- We had spinach salad with our lunch.
GOLF GRASSC2
Thick, long grass on a golf course that makes the ball difficult to hit.
- My ball landed in the spinach.
- She hit a strong shot out of the spinach.
- The deep spinach swallowed another ball.
Questions about spinach
What does spinach mean?
A plant with soft green leaves that people eat cooked or in salads.
What is spinach in other languages?
Türkçe: ıspanak · Español: espinaca · Français: épinard · Deutsch: Spinat · Italiano: spinaci · 日本語: ほうれん草
How do you pronounce spinach?
It is pronounced /ˈspɪnɪtʃ/.
How do you use spinach in a sentence?
I added spinach to the soup. Do you prefer fresh or frozen spinach?
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