Collocation
fresh vegetables
vegetables that are newly picked or bought and not frozen, canned, or old
Definition
'fresh vegetables' is a common English collocation. vegetables that are newly picked or bought and not frozen, canned, or old
fresh + vegetables
“I try to eat fresh vegetables every day.”
Examples
- We bought fresh vegetables at the farmers' market this morning.
- This soup tastes better with fresh vegetables than with canned ones.
- The restaurant is known for using fresh vegetables in all its salads.
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- She keeps fresh vegetables in the crisper drawer to help them stay crisp longer.
- After the storm, it was hard to find fresh vegetables in local stores.
- If you want the best flavor, choose fresh vegetables that look firm and bright.
- The meal kit comes with fresh vegetables pre-portioned for each recipe.
- They compost the scraps after chopping fresh vegetables for dinner.
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