garden
A place outside where people grow flowers or food plants.
An area of land, often next to a house, where flowers, vegetables, or other plants are grown for enjoyment or food.
A special outdoor place with plants and paths for people to visit and enjoy.
A public or private outdoor space arranged with plants, trees, and paths for visitors to enjoy.
To work outside planting and caring for flowers or vegetables.
To grow and take care of plants in a garden as an activity or hobby.
An outdoor space with walls or fences used for something special, not always for plants.
An enclosed outdoor area used for a specific purpose, such as an amusement park section or a zoo exhibit area.
- Base: garden
- Plural: gardens
- Base: garden
- 3rd Person Singular: gardens
- Present Participle: gardening
- Past: gardened
beer garden
1Outdoor drinking area at bar/restaurant
An outdoor place where people can drink beer and other drinks, often at a bar or restaurant.
- We spent the evening chatting in the beer garden.
- In summer, the pub opens its large beer garden.
botanical garden
1Public scientific plant collection space
A special public place where many kinds of plants are grown and studied.
- The city’s botanical garden has rare tropical plants.
- We took photos of orchids at the botanical garden.
everything in the garden is rosy
1Everything is pleasant and good
Everything is going well and there are no problems.
- Don't worry about us — everything in the garden is rosy now.
- It may look like everything in the garden is rosy, but there are hidden problems.
lead someone up the garden path
1Deceive or mislead someone
To make someone believe something that is not true.
- He led me up the garden path with promises he never kept.
- They realized too late that they had been led up the garden path by the salesman.