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green tea

 

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Noun green tea has 1 sense
  1. green tea - tea leaves that have been steamed and dried without fermenting
    --1 is a kind of
    tea, tea leaf
    --1 has particulars: hyson

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Term: Green Tea

Description:

Green tea refers to a type of tea that is made from the leaves of the Camellia sinensis plant. It is characterized by its minimal oxidation during processing, resulting in a distinctive green color and a light, refreshing flavor.

Senses and Usages:

Sense 1:

Noun - a type of tea made from unoxidized leaves, known for its health benefits and high antioxidant content.

Sample Sentence: Drinking green tea regularly can help boost metabolism and promote weight loss.

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Sense 2:

Noun - a beverage made by steeping green tea leaves in hot water.

Sample Sentence: Would you like a cup of hot green tea to relax?

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Sense 3:

Adjective - describing a color similar to that of green tea.

Sample Sentence: She painted her room in a calming green tea shade.

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Sense 4:

Adjective - referring to environmentally friendly practices or products.

Sample Sentence: The company has adopted green tea policies to reduce carbon emissions.

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Sense 5:

Noun - a term used in some regions as a local name for various plant species not related to true tea.

Sample Sentence: In certain parts of the world, herbal infusions are mistakenly called green tea.

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