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green Significado & definición

0 being the same colour as grass -- verde
1 covered with grass or other plants -- verde
- green spaces
2 relating to nature and protecting the environment -- medioambiental
- green issues
3 to give permission for someone to do something or for something to happen -- dar luz verde a alguien/algo
- The council has given the green light to the new shopping centre.
4 to be good at gardening and making plants grow well -- tener habilidad para la jardinería
5 the colour of grass -- verde
6 green, leafy vegetables, especially ones that you cook -- verduras de hoja verde
7 a member of the Green Party -- verde
- He used to be a Liberal, but now he’s a Green.
8 being the color of grass -- verde [ masculine-feminine ]
- a green dress/shirt/sweater un vestido/suéter verde / una camisa verde
9 having a lot of trees and plants -- verde [ masculine-feminine ]
- one of the greenest areas of the city una de las zonas más verdes de la ciudad
10 relating to protection of the environment -- verde [ masculine-feminine ]
- green issues asuntos medioambientales
- green products productos verdes
11 the color of grass -- verde [ masculine ]
- a dark/light green un verde oscuro/claro
12 vegetables with green leaves -- verdura
13 the area covered in short grass next to a hole on a golf course -- green [ masculine ]
- the ninth green el green del hoyo nueve
14 an open space covered in grass in a town -- parque [ masculine ]
- a concert on the village green un concierto en el parque del pueblo

However, we should not sacrifice human foodstuffs purely for the sake of 'green energy'.
For those who have been there lately, it is green gunk nowadays.
We should have green and amber lights but no red light.
The green revolution must be mastered rather than endured.
Farmers in my constituency have lost nearly 20 % of their earnings under so-called green pounds in the last year.
The green belt has successfully protected the beauty of our countryside and blocked arbitrary urban sprawl.
We believe that it is necessary to establish general conditions to make this sector sustainable and enable it to remain economically efficient and green.
The idea of a 'green number' will be examined within this context.