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Перевод: crimson

[прилагательное]
малиновый; темно-красный; пунцовый;
[существительное]
малиновый цвет; румянец ; багрянец ;
[глагол]
окрашивать в малиновый цвет; окрашиваться в малиновый цвет; краснеть; покрываться румянцем

Тезаурус:

1. Since then, Bleach have released their debut "Eclipse" EP - featuring the deliberately droning eight minute "Crimson O" - and supported on last autumn's Ride tour.
2. A corduroy pair in livid crimson, they are horrid to behold but a joy to paint, and were immediately transferred to the canvas.
3. For a more "old world" appeal, try the pheasant eye narcissus (N Poeticus) with its tiny yellow cup edged crimson against white petals.
4. 1973 Gibson Dove acoustic, natural and crimson, mint.
5. Daffodil had changed into a sparkling crimson dress and showed no pique over pampering finishing fifth.
6. It's still there, crimson, on my tunic.
7. In his book Defence in Animals , Malcolm Edmunds cites the African grasshopper Phymateus which relies upon camouflage for primary defence but produces a dramatic warning display once a predator approaches, opening its orange and crimson hind wings and exuding a noxious fluid.
8. The beaters stir up the water with enough force to loosen the berries which float to the surface forming brilliant, crimson lakes.
9. Crimson by Shirley Conran (Sidgwick, 14.99) - A top-flight romantic novelist and her three granddaughters are duped by a handsome Lothario who gains control of their financial affairs and seduces two of them.
10. CRIMSON POPPIES
11. The crimson is used to warm the yellow ochre at the base of the cloud, and makes the ultramarine almost violet to form the shadow underneath the cloud.
12. A classic hybrid tea with rich, dark velvety crimson flowers.
13. It is hot and the windows of the bus are open, the smell of orange trees moving through the vehicle, flashes of purple and crimson bougainvillaea brushing against the windows as we approach Baalbek.