carrot is an English word, noun, meaning "carrot; bait" when used as a noun.

I. Pronunciation: English ['k?r?t] American ['k?r?t]

II. Meaning: n. a carrot; <not> a favor; a reward.

3. Example sentences:

1. Would you like some more carrot?

Would you like some more carrot?

2, Just now I saw them digging up carrots in his garden.

Just now I saw them digging up carrots in the garden.

3. Peas and carrots, during cooking, impart a delicious flavour.

4. The?carrot?is?the second?most?popular?vegetable?in?the?world,?after?the?potato.?

Carrots are the most popular vegetable in the world, just behind the potato.

4. Vocabulary usage:

carrot basically means "carrots", and is generally used as a countable noun, usually in the plural form carrots, and occasionally as an uncountable noun.

In informal English, carrot can be used as "reward, favor, prize, promise".

Vegetable words:

1. pea.

Pronunciation: English [pi?

Meaning: pea; pea grain.

2. bean.

Pronunciation: 英 [bi?n] 美 [bi?n]?

Meaning: bean; kidney bean; pod; legume; (of the coffee tree or certain other plants) seed.

To hit (someone) in the head.

3. cucumber.

Pronunciation: English [?kju?k?mb?(r)] American [?kju?k?mb?r]?

Meaning: cucumber.