Potato potato, Carrot, Onion, Aubergine eggplant, Celery celery, White Cabbage, Red cabbage? Purple cabbage, Cucumber, Tomato Radish? Small carrots, Mooli white radishes, Watercress watercress, Baby corn, Sweet corn, Cauliflower, etc.

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Lexical analysis

1, Potato English [p? te? t? ] beauty [p? te? to? ]?

Interpretation: n. potato; Potato; potato

Bilingual examples:

Put? both? vegetables? into? a? bowl? and? crush? with? a? potato? masher.?

Put both vegetables in a bowl and mash them with a potato masher.

2. Carrot English [? k? r? T] beauty [? k? r? t]?

Interpretation: n. carrot; Reward promised to persuade people to do something, benefit

Bilingual examples:

They? will? be? set? targets,? with? a? carrot? of? extra? cash? and? pay? if? they? achieve? them?

They will set goals for them, and if they can achieve them, they will get extra cash and rewards.

3. Onion English [? nj? N] beauty [? nj? n]?

Interpretation: n. onion; onion

Bilingual examples:

Will? you? chop? an? onion? up? for? me?

Can you help me chop up an onion?

4. Aubergine English [b? i? N] beauty [? o? b? r? i? n]?

Interpretation: eggplant; Eggplant purple; Purplish red; Purplish red; mashed eggplant

Bilingual examples:

She? layered? the? aubergine? slices? with? tomatoes,? garlic,? and? parsley.?

She layered the stuffing made of tomatoes, garlic and celery into the slices of eggplant.

5. Celery English [? sel? Ri] beauty [? sel? ri]?

Interpretation: celery

Bilingual examples:

With? both? ends? chopped? off,? there's? not? much? left? of? this? bunch? of? celery.?

There is not much left in this celery.