amber

UK
/ˈæm.bə/
US
/ˈæm.bɚ/
ambernoun
ambers
pl
Translations
The necklace was adorned with a beautiful piece of amber.
Le collier était orné d'un beau morceau d'ambre.
ambréePour désigner une bière ou une ale de couleur ambrée.
He ordered an amber to go with his burger.
Il a commandé une ambrée avec son burger.
orangeDans le contexte des feux de circulation.
The light turned amber, and the driver slowed down.
Le feu est passé à l'orange et le conducteur a ralenti.
ambreCouleur jaune brunâtre.
The room was painted in a warm amber hue.
La pièce était peinte dans une chaude teinte ambre.
Definitions
A hard, translucent, yellow, orange, or brownish-yellow fossil resin, used for making jewelry and other ornamental objects.
The necklace was adorned with a beautiful piece of amber.
A yellowish-brown color resembling that of amber.
The room was painted in a warm amber hue.
A traffic light color indicating that drivers should prepare to stop.
The light turned amber, and the driver slowed down.
A beer or ale characterized by its amber color; a glass or serving of such beer.
He ordered an amber to go with his burger.
Synonyms
amberverb
ambered
Past Simple
ambered
Past Participle
ambering
ing-form
Rare; means ‘to make or become amber-colored’.
Translations
ambrerDevenir ou faire devenir de couleur ambrée.
The varnish had ambered with age.
Le vernis s'était ambré avec le temps.
Definitions
To become or cause to become amber in color.
The varnish had ambered with age.
amberadjective
more amber
Comp.
most amber
Super.
UK
/ˈæm.bə/
US
/ˈæm.bɚ/
Translations
ambréAccord variable selon le nom qualifié.
She chose an amber scarf to match the autumn leaves.
Elle a choisi une écharpe ambrée pour aller avec les feuilles d'automne.
Definitions
Having the yellowish-brown color characteristic of amber resin.
She chose an amber scarf to match the autumn leaves.
amberproper noun
Definitions
A female given name.
Amber will present the report tomorrow.