“- COLOR” на російській мові

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іменник
цвет
color blossom bloom flower hue coloring
краска
paint dye color flush stain tint
колорит
coloring color colour colouring
оттенок
shade tone hue tint color tinge
свет
shine light glow world society color
тон
tone sound color tune note tint
румянец
blush glow flush color bloom ruddiness
масть
suit color lear colour
колер
color staggers megrims colour
пигмент
pigment color colour
вид
view form kind look appearance color
тембр
timbre quality color colour
красящее вещество
coloring matter dye dyestuff color coloring stain
цветная лента
color band color colour
небелый цвет кожи
colour color
цветной значок
color color mark colour
цветное платье
colored dress color colour
предлог
pretext excuse preposition guise plea color
дієслово
окрашивать
dye paint stain color imbue hue
раскрашивать
paint color illuminate pencil colour
красить
color paint dye stain do out colour
окрашиваться
dye stain color colour
краснеть
blush redden flush color crimson color up
покраснеть
turn red color get red change color colour
подкрасить
touch up color colour
зардеться
blush redden color colour
рдеть
glow color color up colour
прикрашивать
varnish color colour
принимать окраску
color colour
искажать
distort misrepresent deform twist skew color
прикметник
цветовой
color colour
цветной
color colored non-ferrous multicolor chromatic multicolored

синоніми

іменник

redness pinkness rosiness ruddiness blush flush bloom

дієслово

influence affect taint warp skew distort bias prejudice

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Her face was drained of color.

His vision was tinged the color of blood and he felt like his head was about to burst.

Their color turned from green to a dull dustlike gray.

The mist contorted, shrinking and writhing as if it fought an invisible enemy, and then it became solid, blooming with color.

His cheeks stained with color.

The shadow became blacker and blacker until all was dark, and the only bit of color that Sam could see was the red of Amelie’s dress.

”Emerie’s chin lifted, color stealing across her face.

The curtains were already down for the night, heavy swaths of blue velvet—the only pop of color in the room, along with a few blue trinkets.

Nesta and Emerie dutifully tried to copy Gwyn’s “easy” steps: doubling up the thread, knotting it, cutting the looped bits, then pinning the top of the bracelet beneath a heavy book as they separated each length by color.

To where Feyre lay, flush with color.

Not gawky, but graceful, and there was the craggy face, almost hideous, yet eyes so young; Ron could imagine the Noiesni in shorts instead of his suit, playing basketball with college freshmen, though the color was ghastly, like somebody with hepatitis and a fever.