Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Vegetable"

A: Yes it means can you name any green vegetables

A: That is a good question! Sustainable is a popular word. i'm not really sure, but I think it means you can grow the vegetables without depleting the soil and without having to ad anything artificial to the growing environment.

A: this isn’t really a natural phrase in American English, could you give me the sentence or situation this is from?

A: À mon avis, "cold cut" est la charcuterie coupée en tranches, ou "buffet froid", ou même du rosbif dans certaines situations. Ça peut servir à préparer les sandwichs. "raw vegetables" sont des légumes crus et frais. Ils se trouvent dans toutes sortes de salades, ou dans un buffet de crudités, servis avec la trempette

A: Corrections...
"I wish I ate more *vegetables*"
* *It's* something that I don't usally do*."

"I wish I ate less"
"I wish I would eat less"

A: I eat vegetables every night with dinner.

I thought I’d drop in on you to see how you were doing.

Look at how he’s driving! He’s such a show-off.
OR
I love my new dress, I just want to show it off!

A: I hate broccoli, I'd rather eat steak.

I don't like to eat veggies, I like meat better.

I'm not an herbivore, I'm a carnivore.

A: vegetable is something you eat like peas, carrots and potatoes. vegetation is plants

A: Same meaning. However 2nd one usually used to add stronger meaning to where vegetables came from. Also don’t add “The” in front of vegetables

A: They can be used in the same context.
"Eat your vegetables"
"Eat your greens"
However it relates to the colour of the vegetables, so it would be uncommon to refer to carrots as greens ☺️

A: Youre welcome!

A: Brunot is correct, however there are some connotations (2nd meaning, hidden meaning) when using both phrases.

Vegetable farming gives me the impression that this person is doing it as a job, or he owns a big plot of land that can grow LOTS of vegetables. Vegetable farming will always make me think of growing vegetables on a BIG scale.

Growing vegetables can mean vegetable farming, but it gives me the impression that you may be growing a few vegetables, perhaps in a garden or in your backyard (because it's not big enough for you to call it 'farming').

A: "gardening"だけです。 "raising vegetables" と言ってもいいです。じつは、私にとって"raising vegetables" の方が良かった

A: It’s better if you eat vegetables daily.

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A: × I neither eat vegetables nor meat.
✓ I eat neither vegetables nor meat.

A: × These are vegetables that harvested early in the morning in the field of my house!
✓ These are vegetables that we harvested early in the morning from the backyard/garden of my house!

The word "field" implies a large amount of space. If the space where you harvested your vegetables from is not huge, I'd suggest using "garden" or "backyard".

A: × I’d been thought vegetables are going to healthy grow as easier.
✓ I thought growing organic vegetables would be easier.

× I’ve fight against vegetable pests.
✓ I’ve fought against vegetable pests.

× IBut I want to grow organic farming without chemical insect repellent.
✓ But I still want to do organic farming without using chemical insect repellent.

A: If you use the word "some" this is plural so you need to say "vegetables."
Let's go eat some vegetables."

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