veggie
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++veg·gie1 /ˈvedʒi/ noun [countable] 1. DFRPa vegetarian 素食主义者2 American English a vegetable 蔬菜 fresh veggies 新鲜蔬菜
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veggie• The animals and veggies still were judged according to the strictest standards of individual achievement.• The Little Sprouts sneak out of the house with some extra veggies.• Great for veggies and meat-eaters alike.• The veggies were cooked to perfection, with no distracting crunchiness to contend with, and the flavors blended together gloriously.veggie2 adjective informal veggie food is made using vegetables, nuts, beans etc rather than meat or fish 由蔬菜做成的 veggie lasagne and chips 素菜宽面条配炸薯条Examples from the Corpus
veggie• Feeling a bit of a jape coming on, they went in and ordered a veggie omelette.• Princes has introduced a new veggie range of spreads and pates.Origin veggie1 (1900-2000) vegetableveg·gie1 nounveggie2 adjectiveChineseSyllable
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veggie
veg‧gie1 /ˈvedʒi/ 
noun [countable]
2. American English a vegetable:
fresh veggies
veggie2 adjective informal
veggie food is made using vegetables, nuts, beans etc rather than meat or fish:
veggie lasagne and chips
| I |
noun [countable] Date: 1900-2000
Origin: vegetable
1. a vegetarianOrigin: vegetable
2. American English a vegetable:
| II |
adjective informalveggie food is made using vegetables, nuts, beans etc rather than meat or fish:
especially