Definition
Definition of vegging - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
- She spent the weekend vegging on the couch.
- He was vegging in front of the TV all day.
- After the exams, they were just vegging in the park.
Origin of vegging
English, veg (vegetable) + -ing (action suffix)
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- French:oisif, ...
- German:nichts tun, ...
- Italian:rilassandosi, ...
- Spanish:relajándose, ...
- Portuguese:descansando, ...
- Chinese:休息, ...
- Japanese:リラックスしている, ...
- Arabic:مستغرق في الاسترخاء, ...
- Hebrew:מִתְבַּטֵּל, ...
- Russian:ничего не делая, ...
- Ukrainian:відпочивати, ...
- Hindi:आराम कर रही, ...
Definition of veg - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
- I need to buy some fresh veg for dinner.
2.
- The restaurant offers a wide variety of veg options.
Verb
- I plan to veg on the couch all day.
Expressions with veg
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relax or spend time being inactive
After work, I just want to veg out in front of the TV..
traditional British meal with meat and two vegetables
He ordered a classic meat and two veg for dinner.
Origin of veg
Latin, vegetare (enliven)
Examples of veg in a sentence
The market sells organic veg. She prefers veg over meat dishes. The market sells fresh veg daily. After the hike, I just want to veg in front of the TV. He decided to veg in the garden, enjoying the sun.
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- French:légumes, végéter, ...
- German:Gemüse, faulenzen, ...
- Italian:verdure, poltrire, ...
- Spanish:verduras, vegetar, ...
- Portuguese:vegetais, relaxar, ...
- Chinese:蔬菜, 休息, ...
- Japanese:野菜, だらだらする, ...
- Arabic:خُضَار, اِسْتَرْخَى, ...
- Hebrew:יְרָקוֹת, לָנוּחַ, ...
- Russian:овощи, валяться, ...
- Ukrainian:овочі, відпочивати, ...
- Hindi:सब्ज़ी, पड़े रहना, ...
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