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walnut

noun (a walnut, walnuts; walnut — the wood, uncountable)

«walnut» in the English dictionary: everyday — its meanings, how the lessons use it, and examples, each with its tree on Mova.

Everyday

  1. A walnut is a nut with a wrinkly brown shell and a wrinkly seed inside that looks a bit like a little brain. tree →
  2. A walnut is the tree that grows these nuts. tree →
  3. Walnut is the hard, dark brown wood of this tree, used to make furniture. tree →

In the lessons

In cooking (walnut cake, banana bread); in science (seeds, trees); in health and safety, nut allergies matter; in furniture and stories, a walnut table or desk.

Examples

  • I cracked the walnut with a nutcracker. tree →
  • The inside of a walnut looks like a tiny brain. tree →
  • Grandad has an old walnut tree in his garden. tree →
  • Mum put walnuts in the banana bread. tree →
  • The desk is made of polished walnut. tree →
  • Some children are allergic to walnuts, so check the label. tree →
  • A Walnut-tree, which grew by the roadside, bore every year a plentiful crop of nuts. tree →

Note

Countable for nuts and trees, uncountable for the wood. Safety: nut allergies can be very dangerous; never share nut snacks at school without asking.

On Mova

This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/walnut/