yellowed

UK
/ˈjɛl.əʊd/
US
/ˈjɛloʊd/
yellowedadjective
UK
/ˈjɛl.əʊd/
US
/ˈjɛloʊd/
Traductions
The pages of the old book were yellowed with age.
Страницы старой книги были пожелтевшими от времени.
Définitions
Having a yellowish color, often as a result of age or exposure to sunlight.
The pages of the old book were yellowed and fragile.
yellowadjective
Définitions
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
Définitions
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

yellowed

Past Simple

yellowed
Past Simple
yellowed
Past Participle
yellowing
Gerund
Traductions
The leaves begin to yellow in the fall.
Листья начинают желтеть осенью.
Définitions
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.