1. bean
– Part Of Speech: noun
– Meaning: An edible seed, typically kidney-shaped, growing in long pods on certain leguminous plants.
– Example:
- a tin of beans
- beans on toast
- Occupation and instruction, without dullness, can be provided by giving the students a plot of ground for growing things in – not a bed for the bean seed only, but a miniature market garden.
- About half the nation’s $629 million dry edible bean crop is grown in those two states and Michigan.
- Despite my best efforts I have failed to consume 20 kg of pasta, 30 jars of peanut butter and 50 tins of beans in the last month.
- There are also shell beans (lima, navy, kidney, mung, garbanzo and soya) that you can grow just for the bean seeds inside the pod.
- These inhibitors are small proteins found in many plant seeds such as beans, a food regularly eaten by humans.
- It differs in several ways from small, red, dry beans now grown, beginning with improved resistance to bean common mosaic viruses.
2. below
– Part Of Speech: preposition
– Meaning: At a lower level or layer than.
– Example:
- At a lower level or layer than.
- Just below the pocket was a stain
- The blistered skin below his collar
- Wendy recalls the excitement of going with her mother and aunt to a tearoom below street level and having an ice cream sundae and a fizzy drink.
- One of the exhibits consisted simply of a couple of Post-It notes stuck to each other, hanging from the ceiling by a thread, a little bit below eye level.
- Robb also had three stars and a pennant defining his rank painted below the windscreen.
- The Taklamakan desert oasis of Turpan, at 154 metres below sea level, is the second lowest point in the world.
- As we were driving through Calcutta, my friend pointed to a little shrine to a god embedded in a wall just below waist level.
- Malingerer’s arm was low, but it never fell below shoulder level.
- In the long run, the New Orleans area has a particular challenge, because much of the city lies below sea level.
3. bookcase
– Part Of Speech: noun
– Meaning: An open cabinet containing shelves on which to keep books.
– Example:
- He had preserved them carefully in an old house, housing the books in 180 bookcases that went from floor to ceiling.
- There are two leather black couches, lots of bookcases full with files, maps, books.
- The rear wall was lined with huge bookcases and the mammoth desk and chair before it were cleared completely.
- The walls were covered with ceiling high wooden bookcases filled with books.
- Along the walls are bookcases filled with books he never knew existed.
- This area would make an ideal reading or relaxation spot, as there is room to fit a set of bookcases and a sofa.
- At the bookcase he opened the drawer and found it was filled with junk.
- There were bookcases and shelves stretching across the other wall, and a massive stained old map of the old world.
- These bulky albums are now spread across bookcases, cupboards, trunks, and attics.
4. boring
– Part Of Speech: adjective
– Meaning: Not interesting; tedious.
– Example:
- I’ve got a boring job in an office
- Looking for a way out of your boring and tedious job?
- Most people are dreading it, convinced that the sessions will be tediously boring.
- Australia is perhaps only weeks away from elections for a new federal government, yet we see the usual lacklustre, boring politics.
- These jobs tend to be boring, repetitive, or physically hard.
- Do I really want to spend my days doing tedious, exhausting, boring work?
- But it was the same monotonous boring routine each day.
- Tired of boring old beige or grey peripherals for your computer?
- He becomes obnoxious, repetitive, boring, tedious.
5. brown
– Part Of Speech: adjective
– Meaning: Of a colour produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue, as of dark wood or rich soil.
– Example:
- an old brown coat
- she had warm brown eyes
- Golden yellow and rich brown hues accompany fresh floral accents and ruggedly attractive iron light fixtures.
- Ilaria was no longer a blue lush world but a dark yellow and brown wasteland.
- Now awake and in charge of the day, he longed to be off, striding across the rich brown soil, out into the world, to explore.
- Everything about it – the taste, the rich dark brown colour, the scent – was wonderful.
- It consisted of three stuffed potato patties that had been coated in a slightly crunchy and tasty breading, and fried to a dark brown colour.
- Nobody ever made a more straight drill or ploughed a field with such precision and he was at his happiest as he turned the rich brown soil followed by a flock of hungry gulls.
