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Перевод: ochre

[существительное]
охра ; бледный коричневато-желтый цвет; золото; деньги [жарг.]

Тезаурус:

1. The islands rose sheer out of a millpond sea, pillars of white limestone with ochre splotches capped in crinkly green.
2. He soon knew almost every vegetable that existed, from the carrot to the ochre, which his mother had specially imported all the way from India.
3. Yet you only have to read Ronald Blythe's Akenfield to realise that these picturesque, half-timbered cottages, often painted the characteristic Essex pink (pale salmon), ochre or spring-leaf green, are more prosperous now than ever in the "real" past.
4. An Arab's flowing robes and racing camels gleamed white against the ochre dirt.
5. ochre (sl.),
6. When it drove away over the ochre expanse, it broke into pieces and dissolved in the air.
7. Instead, he put a rich range of clear rainbow colours on his palette, replacing the dirty ochre colours with light and more luminous chromium colours, with the addition of Veronese green, ultramarine and lacquer colours, and following the Impressionist recipe in not mixing these colours with anything except white or closely allied colours.
8. Yellow ochre is a colour I often use for both undercoats and overpainting, having a good semi-transparent quality.
9. In some cases bodies were covered with red ochre, which may have been intended to simulate blood, in the hope of averting physical extinction.
10. Children daubed with circles of yellow ochre offer tiny figurines and toys for sale.
11. This is caused by "iron ochre", a generic term used to describe the iron-derived material which blocks drains.
12. Here they are, unisex and colour-supplement-magnetic in an Italian "working-class" restaurant: "Justin and Ursula, with their measured dignity and impeccable, interchangeable clothes - perhaps soft leather waistcoats over silk shirts and linen trousers in colours that rarely overstepped the narrow arc of the spectrum between cream and ochre - were immediately noticeable."
13. Not only that, but continuous 124 mph winds surging around the planet whip up the ochre soil high into the atmosphere, turning the sky pink, virtually obscuring the already wan sunlight.