🇬🇧 Aubergine meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

An aubergine, also called an eggplant, is a shiny, dark purple vegetable that grows on a plant. It’s shaped like a big egg and has smooth skin. People cook it in many ways—grilled, baked, or in dishes like ratatouille. Even though it’s called a vegetable, it’s actually a fruit because it has seeds inside!

The aubergine said, “I’m not weird—I’m just uniquely delicious.”

The aubergine said, “I may be purple, but I’m feeling blue today!”

I used an aubergine as a microphone and sang “Veggie Queen” at dinner.

My imaginary friend Larry is an aubergine. He’s very quiet but extremely stylish.

I turned my aubergine into a superhero. Its power? Extreme squishiness.

At the shop, a boy saw a shiny purple aubergine and smiled. He held the aubergine, felt its skin, and asked the man to buy one aubergine for dinner. At home he cut the aubergine, cooked it in a small pan, and smelled warm food. He ate the aubergine and clapped and was happy.

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This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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