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yellow

UK
/ˈjɛl.əʊ/
US
/ˈjɛloʊ/

Translations

yellowadjective
yellower
Comp.
yellowest
Super.
UK
/ˈjɛl.əʊ/
US
/ˈjɛloʊ/
The yellow dress she wore was perfect for the sunny day.
La robe jaune qu'elle portait était parfaite pour cette journée ensoleillée.
He was too yellow to stand up to the bully.
Il était trop lâche pour tenir tête au caïd.
sensationnalisteEmploi journalistique.
Many dismissed the tabloid as nothing more than yellow journalism.
Beaucoup ont rejeté le tabloïd comme un journalisme sensationnaliste.
Synonyms
golden
amber
lemon
canary
saffron
mustard
honey
dandelion
Antonyms
blue
purple
red
green
yellownoun
yellows
pl
UK
/ˈjɛləʊ/
US
/ˈjɛloʊ/
The artist used a bright yellow to paint the sun in the landscape.
L'artiste a utilisé un jaune vif pour peindre le soleil dans le paysage.
jaunePigment ou colorant.
The fabric was dyed with a natural yellow extracted from turmeric.
Le tissu a été teint avec un jaune naturel extrait du curcuma.
carton jauneDans le sport, surtout au football.
The player received a yellow for his unsportsmanlike behavior on the field.
Le joueur a reçu un carton jaune pour son comportement antisportif sur le terrain.
jaune d'œuf
She prefers the yellow to the white when eating boiled eggs.
Elle préfère le jaune d'œuf au blanc lorsqu'elle mange des œufs durs.
Synonyms
amber
gold
lemon
canary
saffron
yellowverb
yellowed
Past Simple
yellowed
Past Participle
yellowing
Gerund
The leaves began to yellow as autumn approached.
Les feuilles ont commencé à jaunir à l'approche de l'automne.
The sun can yellow the pages of a book if left in direct light for too long.
Le soleil peut jaunir les pages d'un livre s'il est laissé trop longtemps en plein soleil.
Additional translations
se dégonflerFamilier.

Definitions

yellowadjective
Having the color of ripe lemons or the sun; a bright, vivid color between green and orange in the spectrum.
The yellow dress she wore was perfect for the sunny day.
Cowardly or lacking courage.
He was too yellow to stand up to the bully.
Of journalism or writing: sensationalist, unscrupulous, or scandal-focused.
Many dismissed the tabloid as nothing more than yellow journalism.
yellownoun
A color like that of a ripe lemon or the sun.
The artist used a bright yellow to paint the sun in the landscape.
A yellow pigment or dye.
The fabric was dyed with a natural yellow extracted from turmeric.
A yellow card shown by a referee to a player as a caution in a game, especially in soccer.
The player received a yellow for his unsportsmanlike behavior on the field.
The yolk of an egg.
She prefers the yellow to the white when eating boiled eggs.
yellowverb
To become yellow in color.
The leaves began to yellow as autumn approached.
To cause something to become yellow.
The sun can yellow the pages of a book if left in direct light for too long.
To lose courage or behave in a cowardly way.
He almost asked for a raise but yellowed at the last moment.
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