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Перевод: colour
[прилагательное]
цветной; цветовой;
[существительное]
цвет ; тон ; оттенок ; колорит ; краска ; красящее вещество; пигмент ; колер ; румянец ; небелый цвет кожи; свет ; вид ; тембр ; предлог ; знамя; цветная лента; цветной значок; цветное платье;
[глагол]
красить; окрашивать; раскрашивать; подкрасить; принимать окраску; окрашиваться; покраснеть; зардеться; краснеть; рдеть; искажать; прикрашивать
Тезаурус:
- The brainchild of applications developer Slate Corp, Jot will also store information, such as the type of pen tip used, the colour of the ink and the angles used to write, in such a way that an application unfamiliar with a particular property can ignore it.
- I prefer crimson or deep orange rather than pillar-box red, as these colours show up better with a dark contrast colour and look more realistic.
- Callahan had turned the colour of flour with all the wheatgerm kicked out of it.
- All the walls were painted a sickly green: the same colour, thought Marie, as mushy peas.
- Modern gold solders often contain several per cent of cadmium, small amounts of which significantly lower the melting point of the alloy without affecting the colour of the metal too badly.
- These 300 suffered from a series of various iatrogenic complaints, including occasional disruption of the reproductive system, loss of hair or a change in its colour and texture, and a variety of eye disorders including the development of cataracts.
- The female has a colour pattern which almost fits that given for the Threadfin Goldie.
- Colour 675g/1lb of the sugar paste icing green, 225g/8oz red and 225g/8oz burgundy.
- "I love the Swedish sense of colour," she says.
- There is a guest dining room and drawing room with colour TV.
- Colour intensity is also more pronounced in the male, but this becomes insignificant as both mature.
- "But it's colour that is filtered.
- His toes were warm and a good colour, and there was no sign of swelling above or below the plaster.
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