Pronunciation: /ˈkæbɪdʒ waɪt/
noun a type of butterfly with predominantly white wings and some black markings, often found in gardens
A1 I saw a cabbage white butterfly in the garden.
A2 The cabbage white is a common species of butterfly found in many gardens.
B1 The cabbage white butterfly is known for its distinctive white wings with black markings.
B2 Cabbage whites are often seen fluttering around cabbage patches in the summer months.
C1 The cabbage white, also known as Pieris rapae, is a widespread and well-studied butterfly species.
C2 Entomologists have conducted extensive research on the behavior and ecology of the cabbage white butterfly.
adjective describing the color or appearance of the cabbage white butterfly
A1 The cabbage white butterfly is a common sight in gardens.
A2 The cabbage white flowers added a touch of elegance to the bouquet.
B1 She wore a beautiful cabbage white dress to the party.
B2 The artist painted a stunning cabbage white landscape with intricate details.
C1 The chef prepared a gourmet dish using cabbage white truffles.
C2 The antique vase was adorned with delicate cabbage white patterns.
formal The cabbage white butterfly is a common pest in gardens and farms.
informal I saw a cabbage white fluttering around the cabbage patch.
slang Those cabbage whites are everywhere, they're so annoying.
figurative Her dress was as white as a cabbage white butterfly's wings.
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