colored

UK
/ˈkʌləd/
US
/ˈkʌlɚd/

Übersetzungen

coloredadjektiv
more colored
Komp.
most colored
Super.
UK
/ˈkʌləd/
US
/ˈkʌlɚd/
She wore a colored dress to the party.
Она надела цветное платье на вечеринку.
The artist used colored pencils for the drawing.
Художник использовал окрашенные карандаши для рисунка.
coloredsubstantiv
coloreds
Pl.
UK
/ˈkʌl.əd/
US
/ˈkʌl.ɚd/
Dated and now offensive term for a non-white person.
colorverb

colored

Präteritum

colored
Präteritum
colored
Partizip Perfekt
coloring
Gerundium
UK
/ˈkʌlə/
US
/ˈkʌlɚ/
She decided to color her hair red.
Она решила покрасить волосы в красный цвет.
The children like to color pictures in their coloring books.
Дети любят раскрашивать картинки в своих книгах-раскрасках.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
окрашиватьперен.; о влиянии на восприятие
покраснетьо лице; blush

Definitionen

coloredadjektiv
Having a particular color or colors.
The artist used brightly colored paints to create a vibrant mural.
Influenced or biased by a particular perspective or opinion.
His colored view of the situation made it difficult for him to see the facts objectively.
Of a race other than white, often used in historical contexts.
In the past, colored people faced significant discrimination and segregation.
coloredsubstantiv
(dated, offensive) A person who belongs to a racial group other than white, especially a Black person.
The restaurant once refused service to coloreds, reflecting the segregation of the era.
colorverb
To apply color to something; to paint or dye.
She decided to color her hair a vibrant shade of red.
To influence or affect, often in a way that distorts.
His experiences during the war colored his view of the world.
To fill in a drawing with colors.
The children were asked to color the pictures in their coloring books.
To become red in the face; to blush.
He colored deeply when his mistake was pointed out.