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veg

noun
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[uncountable, countable]
(plural veg)
(British English, informal)
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  1. a vegetable or vegetables蔬菜
    • a fruit and veg stall水果蔬菜摊位
    • He likes the traditional meat and two veg for his main meal.他主餐喜欢传统的一荤两素。🔊🔊
    Topics Foodb2
    Word Originnoun late 19th cent.: abbreviation.

veg

verb
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Verb Forms
present simple I / you / we / they veg
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he / she / it vegges
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past simple vegged
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past participle vegged
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-ing form vegging
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Phrasal Verbs
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    Word Originverb 1920s: abbreviation of vegetate.

veg

adjective
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(Indian English, South-East Asian English, informal)
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  1. suitable for a person who does not eat meat or fish; not containing or serving meat or fish synonym vegetarian (2)
    • We have a choice of veg options.我们有多种蔬菜选择。
    • a veg restaurant一家素食餐厅
  2. (of a person人) eating no meat or fish synonym vegetarian (1)
    • Veg travellers are well-catered for: the local restaurants offer both veg and non-veg options.素食旅行者非常适合：本地餐厅提供素食和非素食选择。
    opposite non-veg