green

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verde

∗ adjective

green
[griːn]
sustantivo
1verde (m) (color)
también:
  • greens -> verdura (f) (vegetables)
2green (m) (grassy area) (in golf)
  • village green -> = en los pueblos, zona de césped de uso público
3ecologista (mf) verde (sustantivo masculino) (política) (person)
adjetivo
4verde (color)
  • to go or turn green -> cambiar a or ponerse verde (traffic lights)
  • to be green with envy -> estar muerto(a) de envidia
  • to give somebody the green light (to do something) (sentido figurado) -> dar a alguien luz verde (para hacer algo)
  • green bean -> judía (f) verde (español de España), chaucha (f) (español de Bolivia, RP), habichuela (f) (Carib, español de Colombia), poroto (m) verde (español de Chile), ejote (m) (español de México)
  • green belt -> cinturón (m) verde, pulmón (m) (around city)
  • green card -> permiso (m) de trabajo, carta (f) verde (Estados Unidos)
  • to have ->
  • green fingers ->
  • a green thumb -> tener buena mano para or (británicoor Estados Unidos) con las plantas (español de España)
  • green onion -> cebolleta (f) (Estados Unidos), cebolla (f) de verdeo (RP)
  • green pepper -> pimiento (m) verde
  • the green revolution -> la revolución verde
  • green salad -> ensalada (f) verde
  • green tea -> té (m) verde
5novato(a) (young, inexperienced); ingenuo(a) (naive)
6ecologista, verde (environmentalist)
  • the green Party -> el partido ecologista or de los verdes
GREEN CARD Para vivir y trabajar en Estados Unidos, todo ciudadano extranjero necesita el documento llamado green card ("tarjeta verde"), si bien en la actualidad ya no es de dicho color. El proceso para obtener este permiso de residencia permanente es largo y complicado. Se puede conceder a familiares directos de ciudadanos estadounidenses (como por ejemplo, esposos), a refugiados o asilados políticos que lo hayan sido desde hace al menos un año y a trabajadores con un contrato indefinido (o patrocinados por su empresa). Asimismo, existe el sistema llamado informalmente "green card lottery", que, mediante un programa informático aleatorio, concede 50.000 permisos a ciudadanos de países con un nivel bajo de inmigración a EE UU.

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green [grin]
adjetivo
1Verde.
2Verde, lo que aún no está maduro (immature, unripe).
3Verde, floreciente, fresco, reciente, acabado de hacer (fresh).
4Pálido, descolorido.
5Crudo, lo que no está cocido.
6Joven, tierno, novicio, inexperto.
sustantivo
7Verde, el color de las planta
sustantivo
8Prado o pradera; lugar cubierto de hierba en un pueblo de campo. (México)
9Afeite, color o afeite verde o verdoso.
  • Bottle-green -> verde botella
  • Greens -> verduras, todo género de hortaliza
  • Green corn -> maíz tierno; (Mex.) elote; (Ingl.) trigo en hierba
  • Green hand -> novicio, principiante
  • Green-laver o green-sloke -> alga marina comestible, de la familia de las ulváceas
  • Green vitriol -> caparrosa, vitriolo verde, sulfato de hierro
  • Green ware -> loza cruda
  • Green-cloth -> mayordomía, sección del servicio de la casa real inglesa, encargada principalmente del aprovisionamiento de palacio
  • Green-colored -> pálido, enfermizo
  • Green-eyed -> lo que tiene ojos verdes
Sea-green, verde mar. Ulva lactuca.

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green [ɡriːn]
adjective
greener (comparative)greenest (superlative)
1 (in colour) verde
dark green verde oscuro; (a) light green verde claro; (a) she was wearing a light green blouse llevaba una blusa verde claro; blue green verde azulado; (a) it's a very green city es una ciudad con muchas zonas verdes; to turn go greenor [+tree] verdear
all the trees had turned green
she went green at the thought (nauseous) se puso blanca solo de pensarlo
to be green with envy morirse de envidia
to make sb green with envy ponerle a algn los dientes largos
the green shoots of recovery los primeros indicios de la recuperación
gill
2 (unripe) [+banana, tomato, wood] verde
3 (inexperienced) novato; (naive) inocente
...when I was still only a green eighteen-year-old, leaving home for the first time Lewis, despite all his medals and his multi-million dollar earnings, remains as enthusiastic as the greenest newcomer I was very green then and had no idea what he was up to (when he unzipped his flies) "Don't make the mistake of thinking they're friends. They are fiercely competitive and if they can skin us alive in business, they will." — "My dear Tim, I'm not as green as all that! Damn it, I've been to the States, you know!"
I'm not as green as I look! ¡no soy tan inocente como parezco!
he's as green as grass es más inocente que un niño
4 (ecological) [+movement, vote, person] verde; ecologista; [+issues, policy, product] ecologista
the British public think green issues are important in an attempt to capture the green vote green voters are thin on the ground many shoppers prefer to buy green products if they can, but labelling on washing powders, shampoos etc can be very misleading
the green pound la libra verde
noun
1 (colour) verde; (m)
2 (grassy area) (lawn) césped; (m) (field) prado; (m)(also village green) césped comunal; (m) (Dep) (in Golf) green; (m) (for bowls) pista; (f)
bowling putting
3 greens (Cookery) verdura; (f)
eat up your greens! ¡cómete la verdura!
4 (Pol)
the Greens los verdes
adverb
(Pol)
to vote green votar por el partido ecologista; votar a los verdes; (informal) to think green pensar en el medio ambiente
people need to think green when they're shopping
verb:transitive
(ecologically) hacer más verde
"The scorecard will provide a dynamic tool to green the electronics sector by setting off a race to the top [greenpeace]
modifier
green algae (n) algas verdes; (f)
green bacon (n) tocino sin ahumar; (m) beicon sin ahumar; (m) (Esp) panceta; (f) (S. Cone)
green bean (n) judía verde; (f) ejote; (m) (Méx) poroto verde; (m) (And) (S. Cone) chaucha; (f) (Arg)
green belt (n) (Britain) zona verde; (f)
Green Beret (n) (Britain) (US) (person) boina verde; (m)
green card (n) (in EC) (Aut) carta verde; (f) (in US) permiso de residencia y trabajo en los EE.UU.
the Green Cross Code (n) (Britain) código de seguridad vial; (m)
green goddess (informal) (n) (Britain) coche de bomberos del ejército
green light (n) luz verde; (f)
to give sb/sth the green light dar luz verde a algn/algo
green onion (n) (US) cebolleta; (f) cebollino; (m)
green paper (n) (Britain) (Pol) libro verde; (m)
the government is about to publish its green paper on the future of the BBC
the Green Party (n) (Pol) el partido ecologista; los verdes; (informal)
green peas (n) guisantes; (m)
green pepper (n) (vegetable) pimiento verde; (m) pimentón verde; (m) (LAm)
green room (n) (Teat) camerino; (m)
green salad (n) ensalada de lechuga, pepino, pimiento verde etc; (f) (de lechuga, pepino, pimiento verde etc)
green vegetables (n) verduras de hoja verde; (f)
green vegetables contain useful amounts of vitamins

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Verb Conjugation for "green"

Imperative
  • green
  • you green
  • he/she greens
  • we green
  • you green
  • they green
Preterite
  • I greened
  • you greened
  • he/she greened
  • we greened
  • you greened
  • they greened
Present Continuous
  • I am greening
  • you are greening
  • he/she is greening
  • we are greening
  • you are greening
  • they are greening
Present Perfect
  • I have greened
  • you have greened
  • he/she has greened
  • we have greened
  • you have greened
  • they have greened
Past Continuous
  • I was greening
  • you were greening
  • he/she was greening
  • we were greening
  • you were greening
  • they were greening
Past Perfect
  • I had greened
  • you had greened
  • he/she had greened
  • we had greened
  • you had greened
  • they had greened
Future
  • I will green
  • you will green
  • he/she will green
  • we will green
  • you will green
  • they will green
Future Perfect
  • I will have greened
  • you will have greened
  • he/she will have greened
  • we will have greened
  • you will have greened
  • they will have greened
Future Continuous
  • I will be greening
  • you will be greening
  • he/she will be greening
  • we will be greening
  • you will be greening
  • they will be greening
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been greening
  • you have been greening
  • he/she has been greening
  • we have been greening
  • you have been greening
  • they have been greening
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been greening
  • you will have been greening
  • he/she will have been greening
  • we will have been greening
  • you will have been greening
  • they will have been greening
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been greening
  • you had been greening
  • he/she had been greening
  • we had been greening
  • you had been greening
  • they had been greening
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