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Перевод: magenta

[прилагательное]
пурпурный; пурпурно-красный;
[существительное]
фуксин ; магента

Тезаурус:

1. The king is shown as he appeared at the battle of San Martino, the basal frieze showing the entry into Milan of Piedmontian and French troops following the battle of Magenta.
2. It is popular with summer bathers, but at other times the water is cold and the fine sand dotted with jellyfish like complicated hot-weather dishes: semi-transparent yellow-streaked boeuf en daube and deep magenta grape aspic.
3. In the north Lombardy was liberated after the bloody but decisive battles of Magenta (mid-way between Milan and Novara) and Solferino (to the east of Milan, near the southern tip of Lake Garda) in 1859.
4. Nicholson's former colleague, David Price, joined him at the new Locksfields factory, where they began a detailed study of the conditions for making magenta dye.
5. Many people like the bicoloured ivy-leaved varieties; I confess to being quite charmed by the bushy "Pink Gay Baby", with its bright pink double flowers each lined in dark magenta.
6. 3 x Geranium sanguineum The bloody cranesbill produces fresh mounds of deeply cut leaves each year, and masses of bright magenta summer flowers.
7. French dye firms had shown that heating magenta dyestuffs under various conditions could give new dyes - such as the phenylated rosanilines, Regina purple ( 3 ) and Bleu de Lyons ( 4 ).
8. The redness flowered into a sort of technicoloured aurora borealis, beams of magenta and pink fanning across the brightening sky until everything was transfigured by a brilliant crescent above an eastern dune.
9. I certainly did, and I had the magenta bum-bag to prove it.
10. Paris under reconstruction: part of the Boulevard Magenta, the link between the Gares du Nord and de l'Est, 1863.
11. By the time of the International Exhibition in May 1862, the production and presentation of magenta had been perfected.
12. Mitzi was magnificent in magenta.
13. Whatever the truth of this, Medlock lodged a patent in January 1860, very similar to one produced by Nicholson just eight days later, for the production of magenta, using the arsenic acid reagent.