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Перевод: purple

[прилагательное]
фиолетовый; пурпурный; багровый; порфироносный; царский; изобилующий украшениями; пышный;
[существительное]
пурпурный цвет; пурпур ; фиолетовый цвет; багрянец ; порфира ; одеяние кардинала; сан кардинала;
[глагол]
окрашивать в пурпурный цвет; багроветь

Тезаурус:

1. The Reserve Winner receives a purple and white ribbon and moves up to the Winners if the Winners Dog is for any reason disqualified.
2. It was clean, relatively well-furnished, and only a minute from the Gare du Nord, although the purple palm tree wallpaper took some getting used to.
3. "And I dyed mine black, and my grey jumper purple," Eve said.
4. DNA briefly exposed to acid takes a certain number of aldehyde (-CHO) groups on board, which are stained purple by Schiff's reagent.
5. However, the majority are named varieties, singles and doubles, in every shade of red, purple, pink and even black.
6. If the new person shows any signs of shock or fright, or if he or she stays purple for too long then give one dose of Aconite M .
7. The open shingle beaches also support a small winter population of waders, mainly Turnstone, with a few Purple Sandpipers and numbers may increase in really cold weather.
8. The expert told me what colours to wear, and now I buy clothes only in purple, pink, grey and blue.
9. And on many of the occasions I had the distinct impression that the girls had dressed up too: one girl wore a big hat, another a beautiful sari in purple and black, another wore DM boots and a big overcoat; many wore make-up, jewellery and perfume.
10. Some attractive examples are Brodiaea "Queen Fabiola" with light purple flowers; scented freesias, both single and double; the mixed colours of Ixia (African corn lily) and Zephranthes, the wind flower.
11. Most bacteria come into the category either of Gram-positive, which take up the purple stain, or Gram-negative which don't.
12. She wanted to fling herself to the ground, to lie there with her body pressed against the purple glory.
13. And, like a drunk will try to focus on a stationary object to stop him turning, turning, Elisabeth planted a buddleia in her mind and watched as the purple emperors mated on the white tresses.