What does "broccoli" mean?

"Broccoli" means: A green vegetable that looks like a small tree. Example: "Broccoli is very healthy to eat."

How do you say broccoli in Hebrew and Spanish?

In Hebrew, broccoli is ברוקולי. In Spanish, it is brócoli.

How do you pronounce "broccoli"?

Broccoli is pronounced /ˈbrɒkəli/. It is a noun. You can hear a native speaker say it on this page.

Broccoli — Meaning for Kids, with Picture, Audio & Hebrew

broccoli

/ˈbrɒkəli/

noun

A green vegetable that looks like a small tree

“Broccoli is very healthy to eat.”

ברוקולי

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Broccoli is a noun in the food & drinks category. It is a advanced (ages 11-12) word, meaning "A green vegetable that looks like a small tree" In Hebrew, broccoli translates to ברוקולי.

Example Sentences

She ate all her broccoli at dinner and was allowed to have dessert afterward.
He added steamed broccoli and cheese to his baked potato.
The broccoli in the garden looked like tiny trees, and she pretended to be a giant eating them.

Did You Know? Broccoli looks like a tiny tree — and that's actually its flower head! If you don't pick it, it blooms into small yellow flowers. Broccoli has more vitamin C than an orange! Broccoli was brought to the United States by Italian immigrants in the early 1900s, and for a long time Americans were not sure what it was or how to cook it.