Vegetable basically means "vegetable", which is used as a metaphor to refer to a "vegetative person" who has lost his thinking ability due to injury, illness or abnormal situation but is still alive; It can also refer to "a person with a monotonous life".
Vegetable can also be placed before other nouns as an attribute in a sentence.
vegetable
Pronunciation: English? [? ved? t? bl]? Beautiful? [? v? d? t? bl]?
Vegetables; Plants; vegetable
Vegetable-like; Plant.
Example:
In? that? part? of? the? world? you? can? feed? cattle? on? almost? any? green? vegetable? or? fruit?
In that place, almost any green vegetable or fruit can be eaten by cattle.
Extended data:
Synonym of vegetable:
1、greens
English [ɡ'ri:nz]? America [π' ri: NZ]?
Green leafy vegetables; Green vegetables (noun plural of green); Green clothes; Plants.
She? washed? the? salad? greens? and? mixed? them? with? the? dressing.?
She washed the green vegetables for salad and mixed them well with salad dressing.
2、greenstuff
English ['gri:nst? f] ? Beauty ['gr? n? st? f] ?
Vegetables
The? micro-ecological? significance? of? the? traditional? greenstuff? pickling? process?
Significance of microbial ecology in traditional pickling and fermentation process of vegetables.