What does the word carrot mean?
According to the Oxford Dictionary, In the noun form, the definition of carrot is a tapering orange-colored root eaten as a vegetable, the cultivated feathery-leaved plant of the parsley family that yields this vegetable, an offer of something enticing as a means of persuasion (often contrasted with the threat of something punitive or unwelcome).
How to use the word carrot in a sentence?
Here are 17 example sentences using the word carrot. If you have any questions, please write them in the comments column below.
- Mother told me to buy carrots at the market.
- Carrots contain Potassium mineral which functions to control blood pressure.
- Chili and carrot prices in Jakarta are expected to fall next month.
- I saw a rabbit eating carrots in the garden.
- The carrots I bought grow on their own in the fridge.
- Mr. Samsul became very wealthy by selling carrots at the market.
- UNDIP students introduced processed carrot crackers to Losari villagers.
- You should drink carrot juice to improve your eyesight.
- Mr. Bambang plans to plant carrots behind his house.
- Mouse pests destroy carrot plants that will be harvested.
- My sister loves the vegetable soup with carrots and cabbage which is great.
- Some farmers in West Lampung are disappointed with the price of carrots which reaches Rp 1,500 per kilogram.
- The price of carrots in the market reaches IDR 9,000 per kilogram.
- Carrot farmers in Liwa, West Lampung admit that they are resigned to the price of carrots which reaches Rp. 300 per kilogram.
- Kartika was reading an article about making stir-fried vegetables from broccoli and carrots.
- They sell carrot seeds at very cheap prices.
- Planting carrots requires a lot of patience and capital.
