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hazel

Pronunciation: [ˈheɪ.zəl]

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Learn how to use hazel in a sentence: 9 audio examples across 3 meanings.

Context: “nature”

(noun) a type of tree or bush that produces nuts called hazelnuts. These nuts are often used in candies, chocolates, and baking. The tree has smooth bark and produces round, green leaves.

Example

We collected hazelnuts from the hazel tree in our backyard.

Example

I wanted to find hazelnuts, but there were no hazel trees in the park.

Example

Do you know where we can find a hazel tree?

Context: “color”

(noun) a light brown color that is often described as similar to the color of hazel eyes, which have a mix of brown and green. It is a warm and earthy tone.

Example

She painted her room a lovely hazel color that makes it feel cozy.

Example

I don't like bright colors; hazel is too dull for my taste.

Example

What shade is your friend’s new jacket? Is it hazel?

Context: “eye color”

(noun) a type of eye color that is a mix of green and brown. Hazel eyes can change color depending on the light and what the person is wearing.

Example

Her hazel eyes sparkled in the sunlight.

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His eyes are not hazel; they are dark blue instead.

Example

Do you think hazel eyes are more interesting than blue or green ones?

How to pronounce hazel

Pronunciation: [ˈheɪ.zəl]

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