color
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/ˈkʌlər/
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/ˈkʌlə(r)/
noun
A1
What you see like red, blue, or green when light shines on things.
I painted my room a bright color to make it cheerful.
A1
Using more than just black and white.
His dreams are full of color, which makes them feel real.
R
The natural tone of people's skin which shows different racial origins.
We should appreciate every person regardless of their skin color.
R
When someone's face turns red or pink because they are healthy, embarrassed, or excited.
You could see the color in her cheeks when she talked about her holiday.
R
Something used to change the appearance of something else by adding or changing its color.
She chose a bright color to dye her cloth.
R
Interesting characteristics or aspects.
Her intriguing stories add color to the dull classroom.
R
The specific colors used to symbolize a group, like a team or country.
Fans wore their team's colors proudly at the game.
R
A flag or emblem that shows who someone or something represents.
The ship sails under its country's colors.
verb
R
To apply colors to something, using things like paint or pencils.
In art class, we get to paint and color with many shades.
R
When someone's face becomes red from feeling embarrassed.
He started to color when he realized everyone was watching him.
R
To affect how something is perceived, often in a way that makes it seem worse or different than it is.
His opinion on the matter was colored by his personal experiences.
translation
What you see like red, blue, or green when light shines on things.; Using more than just black and white.; The natural tone of people's skin which shows different racial origins.; When someone's face turns red or pink because they are healthy, embarrassed, or excited.; Something used to change the appearance of something else by adding or changing its color.; Interesting characteristics or aspects.; The specific colors used to symbolize a group, like a team or country.; A flag or emblem that shows who someone or something represents.
To apply colors to something, using things like paint or pencils.; When someone's face becomes red from feeling embarrassed.; To affect how something is perceived, often in a way that makes it seem worse or different than it is.
Word Forms
3rd Present
colors
Past
colored
Perfect
colored
Progressive
coloring
Plural
colors