Definition of green tea in English:

green tea

noun

mass noun

Tea made from unfermented leaves that is pale in colour and slightly bitter in flavour, produced mainly in China and Japan.
绿茶。比较BLACK TEA
Compare with black tea
Example sentencesExamples
- Anyway, if you're going to drink caffeine, the best form to do it in is tea, and green tea is the best.
- We've been told of the health benefits of green tea, and even the benefits from dark chocolate.
- It also helps keep all the beneficial chemicals intact, which is why green tea is so good for you.
- Over cups of green tea and bowlfuls of rice crackers, we chat in his kitchen well into the afternoon.
- The green tea served at these ceremonies is usually bitter in taste.

Definition of green tea in US English:

green tea

nounˌɡrēn ˈtēˌɡrin ˈti

Tea made from unfermented leaves that is pale in color and slightly bitter in flavor, produced mainly in China and Japan.
绿茶。比较BLACK TEA
Compare with black tea
Example sentencesExamples
- The green tea served at these ceremonies is usually bitter in taste.
- It also helps keep all the beneficial chemicals intact, which is why green tea is so good for you.
- Anyway, if you're going to drink caffeine, the best form to do it in is tea, and green tea is the best.
- We've been told of the health benefits of green tea, and even the benefits from dark chocolate.
- Over cups of green tea and bowlfuls of rice crackers, we chat in his kitchen well into the afternoon.

单词	green tea
释义	Definition of green tea in English: green tea noun mass noun Tea made from unfermented leaves that is pale in colour and slightly bitter in flavour, produced mainly in China and Japan. 绿茶。比较BLACK TEA Compare with black tea Example sentencesExamples Anyway, if you're going to drink caffeine, the best form to do it in is tea, and green tea is the best. We've been told of the health benefits of green tea, and even the benefits from dark chocolate. It also helps keep all the beneficial chemicals intact, which is why green tea is so good for you. Over cups of green tea and bowlfuls of rice crackers, we chat in his kitchen well into the afternoon. The green tea served at these ceremonies is usually bitter in taste. Definition of green tea in US English: green tea nounˌɡrēn ˈtēˌɡrin ˈti Tea made from unfermented leaves that is pale in color and slightly bitter in flavor, produced mainly in China and Japan. 绿茶。比较BLACK TEA Compare with black tea Example sentencesExamples The green tea served at these ceremonies is usually bitter in taste. It also helps keep all the beneficial chemicals intact, which is why green tea is so good for you. Anyway, if you're going to drink caffeine, the best form to do it in is tea, and green tea is the best. We've been told of the health benefits of green tea, and even the benefits from dark chocolate. Over cups of green tea and bowlfuls of rice crackers, we chat in his kitchen well into the afternoon.
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