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weed
A2
noun
Usage:
80%
wild plant, unwanted plant
Translation: wild plant, unwanted plant
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: A wild plant that grows where it is not wanted, especially among crops or garden plants.

A weed is a plant that grows in places where people do not want it. It often grows in gardens or fields and can hurt other plants.

The garden has many weeds and needs care.

We pull out weeds to keep the yard clean.

2
B1
noun
Usage:
40%
weak person, outsider
Translation: weak person, outsider
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: A thin, weak, or unhealthy person, often used to describe someone physically small or weak.

This meaning of weed is used to talk about a person who looks weak or small. It often means the person has no strong body or power.

He looked like a weed next to the big boys.

Don’t be a weed, stand up strong.

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A2
verb
Usage:
70%
remove plants, pull
Translation: remove plants, pull
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: To remove unwanted plants (weeds) from a garden, field, or area.

To weed means to pull out or remove weeds from a place like a garden or farm. It helps other plants grow better.

We weed the garden every weekend.

She weeded the field by hand.

4
B1
noun
Usage:
60%
marijuana, cannabis
Translation: marijuana, cannabis
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: Slang for the dried leaves and flowers of the cannabis plant used as a drug.

In slang, weed means marijuana, a plant some people use to get high. It is not legal in all places.

He smoked weed with his friends yesterday.

Weed is illegal in some countries.

5
B2
noun
Usage:
30%
weak thing, poor object
Translation: weak thing, poor object
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: A weak or worthless object or thing, sometimes used to describe a poor example of something.

Weed can also mean something weak, old, or not useful. People use it to say an object is bad or poor quality.

This old phone is just a weed, it breaks often.

Don’t buy that car; it’s a weed.

6
B2
verb
Usage:
50%
remove, eliminate
Translation: remove, eliminate
Pronunciation: /wiːd/
Meaning: Slang verb meaning to remove or get rid of unwanted people, ideas, or things, especially to improve a group or system.

As a verb, to weed out means to remove bad or unwanted things or people to make something better.

The manager weeded out bad players from the team.

We need to weed the bad ideas from the plan.

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