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Definición y significado de "color"en inglés

Color

SUSTANTIVO

color

a quality such as red, green, blue, yellow, etc. that we see when we look at something

información gramatical

estado de animacidad

abstracto

composición morfológica

simple

contable

forma plural

colors

Ejemplos

The artist mixed different colors to create a masterpiece.

El artista mezcló diferentes colores para crear una obra maestra.

brillo, viveza

interest and variety and intensity

color, timbre

the timbre of a musical sound

apariencia, fachada

an outward or token appearance or form that is deliberately misleading

color

the appearance of objects (or light sources) described in terms of a person's perception of their hue and lightness (or brightness) and saturation

color, cromaticidad

(physics) the characteristic of quarks that determines their role in the strong interaction

color, tinte

any material used for its color

color de piel, tono de piel

the shade of a person's skin, often used to indicate their racial group

Ejemplos

People should not face discrimination because of their color.

Las personas no deberían enfrentar discriminación debido a su color.

to color

VERBO

colorear

to make something more colorful or change its color using paints or other coloring materials

Transitive: to color sth

información gramatical

composición morfológica

simple

verbo de acción

regular

presente

color

3.ª persona singular

colors

participio presente

coloring

pretérito simple

colored

participio pasado

colored

Ejemplos

The children are excited to color the birthday cards.

Los niños están emocionados por colorear las tarjetas de cumpleaños.

embellecer, maquillar

to provide a misleading or deceptive explanation or excuse for a situation

Transitive: to color a situation

Ejemplos

The politician tried to color his involvement in the scandal by claiming he was merely a bystander.

El político intentó colorear su participación en el escándalo alegando que era simplemente un espectador.

2.1

sonrojarse, enrojecer

(of skin) to turn red as a result of embarrassment, anger, or exertion

Intransitive

Ejemplos

She could feel herself start to color when her crush unexpectedly complimented her in front of everyone.

Podía sentir que empezaba a sonrojarse cuando su crush la elogió inesperadamente frente a todos.

2.2

influir, teñir

to influence by presenting a particular perspective or interpretation that may not be entirely impartial

Transitive: to color an opinion or experience

Ejemplos

The media coverage of the event was carefully crafted to color public opinion in favor of the government's actions.

La cobertura mediática del evento fue cuidadosamente elaborada para colorear la opinión pública a favor de las acciones del gobierno.

colorear

to fill in or apply colors to the enclosed spaces of a line drawing

Intransitive

Ejemplos

She sat quietly, coloring in her coloring book, lost in the world of her imagination.

Ella se sentó en silencio, coloreando en su libro de colorear, perdida en el mundo de su imaginación.

color

ADJETIVO

colorido, a color

having or capable of producing colors

información gramatical

composición morfológica

simple

cualitativo

superlativo

most color

comparativo

more color

graduable

Árbol Léxico

colorful

colorist

colorize

color

Palabras Cercanas

Definición y significado de "color"en inglés

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