Vocabulary›A1›Food & drink›Fruit and vegetables›carrot
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carrot

/ˈkærət/
Lesson: Fruit and vegetables

A carrot is a long, orange vegetable that you can eat.

Carrot can also mean a reward that is offered to make someone do something, as in the phrase “carrot and stick.”

Illustration for carrot
EXAMPLES
  • I put a carrot in my lunch.
  • Would you like a carrot with your dinner?
  • The rabbit is eating a carrot.
GRAMMAR
Noun · countable · plural: carrots
COMMON COLLOCATIONS
raw carrotfresh carrotcarrot soup
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