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carrot
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carrot
noun
/ˈkærət/
carrion
carry
Meaning
a long, tapering orange root eaten as a vegetable
a long pointed orange root vegetable that grows underground
Example Sentences
She added chopped carrots to the soup.
Carrots are rich in vitamin A.
Example Expressions
carrot and stick
Synonyms
vegetable, root, produce, food, plant
Antonyms
fruit, meat
Collocations
fresh carrot, carrot juice, carrot cake, carrot sticks, baby carrot, raw carrot
Entry 1
fresh carrot, carrot juice, carrot cake, carrot sticks
Entry 2
carrot juice, baby carrot, carrot cake, raw carrot
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