Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Nourish"

A: Nourish means to feed or care for.

A: Feed well.

A:
Okay. This is a strange way to say it, but it is technically correct. I would say it this way...

It's important for me to love and support my friends and family.

Basically, what you are saying is that it is important for you to help your friends and family with whatever they might need.

A native speaker would never use "nourish" as it is used in your example.

A: Pregnant women must take care of and nourish their bodies.

This plant food will nourish the soil and help the roses grow.

Jane is a vegetarian and also a picky eater, which makes it difficult for her to properly nourish herself.

A:
1. Children need plenty of good fresh food to nourish them

2. They needed good food to nourish their bodies.

3. Vitamins are added to the shampoo to nourish the hair.

A: To feed is only really used with food related expressions, nourish can be used for other things for example "I nourish my skin with this product" or "I nourish my plants with minerals"

A: To nourish is to physically rejuvenate oneself, like giving them food or water, basic comfort. To nurture is to care for someone or something and be supportive of growth and development.

A: The salad has walnuts which are nutritious for the body.

The chicken soup was nourishing for the sick boy.

The sun nourished the plants, while the soil provided nutrients.

He nourished his children with love.

Vitamins are necessary nutrients for our body

A: “Nourish”

A: × I try to nourish with sunlight and water well so that plants can be healthy.
✓ I try to provide the right amount of sunlight and water so that plants can be healthy.

Nourish refers to food and nutrients from the soil in this context.

A: I nourish the fond hope that he likes me. You can also substitute “idea” for “hope” and still convey the same message.

A: sounds good or not. especially the word nourish.

A: nourish

A: Check the question to view the answer