🇬🇧 Water meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

"Water" as a verb means to pour water on plants or the soil they grow in so they don’t get too dry and can stay alive, healthy, and strong.

When I water the garden, I accidentally water my shoes more than the tomatoes.

Grandma said to water her roses, so I gave them a shower and told them not to use all the hot water.

The teacher let us water the class plants, and we accidentally created a small indoor lake.

I water the yard so much the birds think I opened a new public swimming pool.

When I water the garden, the worms pop up like, "Excuse me, we’re trying to sleep down here!"

Anna sees her small plant look sad. She will water it now. She fills a blue cup and walks to the pot to water the dry soil. She pours slowly to water each root. She loves to water new leaves and will water it again every day. The leaves lift and Anna smiles.

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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