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white

UK
/waɪt/
US
/waɪt/

Übersetzungen

whitesubstantiv
whites
Pl.
UK
/waɪt/
US
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белый цвет
The room was painted in white.
Комната была покрашена в белый цвет.
The white of your outfit blinds me!
Белый цвет твоего костюма меня ослепляет!
The white of the snow was blinding.
Белизна снега была ослепительной.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
белок
белый человек
белая сторона
Synonyme
whiteness
pallor
lightness
fairness
blanch
whiteadjektiv
whiter
Komp.
whitest
Super.
UK
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US
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The white snow covered the entire landscape.
Белый снег покрыл весь пейзаж.
His hair turned white as he aged.
Его волосы стали седыми с возрастом.
She looked white with fear.
Она выглядела бледной от страха.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
чистый
светлый
Synonyme
pale
light
blanched
colorless
snowy
ivory
milky
bleached
argent
ashen
Antonyme
black
whiteverb
whited
Präteritum
whited
Partizip Perfekt
whiting
Gerundium
Synonyme
whiten
bleach
whitewash
blanch
pale
decolorize
lighten
limewash

Definitionen

whitesubstantiv
The color of milk or fresh snow, due to the reflection of most wavelengths of visible light; the opposite of black.
The walls of the room were painted a bright white to make the space feel larger.
A white or light-colored part of something, such as the white part of an egg or the white part of the eye.
She carefully separated the egg whites from the yolks for the meringue.
A person who is a member of a racial group having light skin coloration, especially one of European origin.
The census data showed an increase in the white population in the area.
A type of wine that is pale yellow or straw-colored, made from green or yellow grapes.
He ordered a glass of white to pair with his seafood dish.
A piece in chess or checkers that is of a light color, typically used by one player.
She played the white pieces and opened with the Queen's Gambit.
whiteadjektiv
Of the color of milk or fresh snow, due to the reflection of most wavelengths of visible light; the opposite of black.
She wore a white dress to the wedding.
Pale or lacking color, often due to fear, illness, or emotion.
He turned white when he heard the shocking news.
Morally pure, innocent, or unblemished.
She has a white reputation in the community.
Belonging to or characteristic of a racial group having light skin pigmentation, especially of European origin.
The white population in the area has been steadily increasing.
whiteverb
To make something white; to whiten.
She whited the ceiling before applying the final coat of paint.
(Literary) To become white or pale.
The peaks whited as the snowstorm swept across the range.
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