green leafy vegetable
- noun
- Including spinach, kale, and romaine, green leafy vegetables are essential for a balanced diet.
- dark green leafy vegetable
And if you just increase the number of green leafy vegetables and colorful vegetables, your mood is better.
- And if you just increase the number of green leafy vegetables and colorful vegetables, your mood is better.
- Also green leafy vegetables, nuts and seeds and beans are also good sources of magnesium.
- Okay, that's what core lights in Chinese medicine, a lot of cooked green leafy vegetables, kale, Chard.
- And then also she mentioned building blood green leafy vegetables, beets, lots of red meat and organ meats.
Examples
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Good food-based sources of iron include: red meat, pulses, wholegrain bread, dark green leafy vegetables, and fortified breakfast cereals.
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L and Z are abundant in dark green leafy vegetables.
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And if you just increase the number of green leafy vegetables and colorful vegetables, your mood is better.
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So tons of green leafy vegetables, etc., are my calcium answer.
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We also saw a few vegetable beds that had lots of green leafy vegetables and many varieties of beans.
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Green leafy vegetables are a good source of fiber, and orange or yellow vegetables offer essential vitamins.
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So spinach, kale, you know, things that are dark green leafy vegetables are very high in magnesium.
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Although the discrepancies here seemed insignificant, an earlier research revealed that for each 1-serving increase in intake of green leafy vegetables, the risk for coronary heart disease decreases by 16% among men and 30% among women.
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A healthy scalp can equate to healthy hair too, so eat lots of fruits and vegetables and other foods that are rich in vitamins A, B, and C, like tomatoes, apples, and green leafy vegetables.
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This means eating the rainbow, the green leafy vegetables, the brightly colored fruits and berries, fatty fishes, nuts, beans, olive oils.
Synonyms
A plant or plant part eaten as food, usually not sweet
Leafy vegetables like spinach or kale that you eat
A plant food like a carrot or lettuce that you eat
A part of a plant that people eat, for example carrots and peas
Leaves and stems of plants like spinach or kale eaten as vegetables
A plant with green leaves and stems you eat
Leafy vegetables like lettuce or spinach that you eat raw in salads
How Nutritious
Surface Forms
Morphology
Each constituent directly contributes to the meaning: 'green' (color/plant type), 'leafy' (having many leaves), and 'vegetable' (edible plant). The phrase is a straightforward compositional description (often collocated as 'leafy green') and is cross-linguistically regular, so a B1 learner who knows the parts can infer the meaning.
Etymology
Green leafy vegetable is a plain name that shows the picture of a plant food with bright green and soft leafy parts you can eat, like spinach or lettuce. That's why it means 'a vegetable with edible green leaves' and why people call these foods 'good for you'.