🇬🇧 Eggplant meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

An eggplant is a shiny purple vegetable that grows in a garden, feels squishy and soft inside when you cut it open, and can be cooked in many yummy ways like roasting, frying, or baking in sauces.

I tried to juggle three eggplants, and now we have modern art on the kitchen floor.

I drew a face on the eggplant and suddenly we had a new quiet family member at dinner.

I told my friend eggplant can be called aubergine, and she said, “That sounds like a royal purple magician.”

My little sister hugged the eggplant and asked, “Why are you a purple potato with a hat?”

Eggplants are actually berries, so technically you can say you ate a giant purple berry for dinner and not be lying.

She picked up an eggplant from the market. The eggplant was purple and heavy. At home she sliced the eggplant to show its soft inside. She fried the eggplant with oil and salt. The eggplant smelled sweet. She tasted it and smiled, proud of her small, warm meal and took a photo to remember it.

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This word is at the B2 level, which means it’s used in more complex conversations and texts. It helps you discuss abstract ideas, express opinions clearly, and engage in discussions on a variety of topics, both personal and professional.

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