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pink
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ピンク, 淡いピンク
having the color of strawberry ice cream
Example
She wore a pink dress to the wedding, which complimented her rosy cheeks.
The rose was pink and had a lovely scent.
The cotton candy at the fair was a pale pink color, fluffy and sweet.
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ピンク, 進歩的
describing someone or something with left-wing or progressive political tendencies
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ピンクの, LGBTQ+
pertaining to or associated with LGBTQ+ people or culture, often used to describe markets, trends, or symbols related to this community
Pink
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ピンク
a light red color, often associated with the hue of certain flowers, such as roses
Example
The artist chose a vibrant pink for the focal point of the mural to draw attention.
The designer chose a vibrant pink for the new collection, aiming to catch the eye of fashion enthusiasts.
The room ’s decor featured accents of pink, including cushions and curtains, for a cozy feel.
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ピンク, 進歩派
a term used to describe someone with leftist or progressive political views, often associated with socialism or liberalism
Example
The media often labeled the candidate as a pink due to their strong leftist stance.
The rally featured speeches from various pinks, emphasizing their vision for change.
The political debate was dominated by pinks advocating for more social reforms.
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ナデシコ, ダイアンサス
a type of flower from the genus Dianthus, known for its fragrant, often frilled petals and varied colors
Example
The pinks bloomed early in the season, brightening up the flower beds with their cheerful colors.
The bouquet featured a mix of pinks, complementing the other flowers with their subtle scent.
The garden was filled with vibrant pinks, their sweet fragrance adding to the ambiance.
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ピンクのジャケット, ピンク色のジャケット
a scarlet jacket worn by fox hunters, typically with black or white accents, traditionally associated with the sport of hunting
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ピンクのボール, スヌーカーピンクボール
the pink ball in snooker is worth six points and is located near the center of the table
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ロゼ, ロゼワイン
a type of rosé wine, typically light in color and flavor, made from red grapes with limited skin contact
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ピンク, 帆船
a type of small sailing ship with a square rig and a narrow, overhanging stern, commonly used in the 17th and 18th centuries
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ピンク（ステージ名）, ピンク（芸名）
the stage name of Alecia Beth Moore, an American singer known for her powerful voice and dynamic performances
to pink
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ジグザグに切る, 鋸状に切る
to cut or trim something in a zigzag or scalloped pattern, often used in fabric or paper for decorative edges
Example
The tailor carefully pinked the dress hem to add a touch of elegance and prevent it from unraveling.
The craft project involved pinking the paper edges to create a unique border for the scrapbook.
She used pinking shears to pink the fabric, giving it a decorative edge that prevented fraying.
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金属音を立てる, ノッキングする
(of a vehicle engine) to produce a series of rattling sounds due to the over-rapid combustion of the fuel-air mixture in the cylinders
Example
The engine began to pink after using low-octane fuel, indicating the need for a higher grade.
A knocking noise caused the mechanic to check if the engine was pinking during high-speed driving.
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ピンクにする, ピンク色にする
to cause something to turn pink
Transitive
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切る, 傷をつける
to inflict a small, superficial wound or scratch on someone using a weapon or projectile
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ピンクする, 刈り込む
(of shearing sheep) to trim the wool so closely that the skin’s color shows through, without causing any harm
例
She wore a pink dress to the wedding, which complimented her rosy cheeks.
The rose was pink and had a lovely scent.
The cotton candy at the fair was a pale pink color, fluffy and sweet.
She wore pink nail polish to match her outfit, feeling pretty and confident.
We saw a pink flamingo standing on one leg, with its striking feathers.
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