garden
/ˈɡɑːrdən/A planned space, usually outdoors, for growing plants and often featuring paths, seating, and decorative elements.
The family enjoys spending time in their garden.
They have a beautiful garden with a variety of flowers.
Can refer to a small yard or a large estate.
A particular type or style of garden, such as a vegetable garden, flower garden, or herb garden.
She has a garden in her backyard where she grows her own vegetables.
He maintains a well-manicured garden with a variety of plants.
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💡Pro Tip
Usage Tip
In British English, 'garden' often refers to what Americans would call a 'yard' or 'backyard'.
⚡Gold Rule
Collocation Rule
Be aware of common collocations like 'garden party' and 'garden gnome'.
📖Word Origin
From Old English 'geard' or 'gyrd', related to 'yard'.
📝Usage Notes
Often used in British English to refer to what Americans would call a 'yard' or 'backyard'.