CEFR B1

nectar

noun

Meaning

A sweet liquid produced by flowers, collected by bees to make honey, or a drink of the gods in Greek mythology believed to give immortality.

Examples

Bees are attracted to the sweet nectar in the flower's petals.
In ancient myths, the gods drank nectar to achieve eternal life.

Synonyms: syrup, ambrosia, honeydew

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nectar (B1)

noun

Pronunciation: /ˈnɛktər/

Definition

A sweet liquid produced by flowers, collected by bees to make honey, or a drink of the gods in Greek mythology believed to give immortality.

Examples

Bees are attracted to the sweet nectar in the flower's petals.
In ancient myths, the gods drank nectar to achieve eternal life.
The hummingbird hovered, sipping nectar from the bright red blossom.

How to Use nectar

nectar of the gods (idiom): A metaphorical reference to something extremely pleasant or delightful, often a drink. — "This rich chocolate cake is the nectar of the gods!"

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