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coral

/ˈkɒr.əl/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine rosarote bis orange-rosafarbene Farbe, die an Korallen erinnert. Bezieht sich auch auf materielle Dinge aus Korallen bzw. zu Korallen gehörend., Meerestier aus der Gruppe der Nesseltiere, das feste, oft verzweigte oder krustige Kalkskelette bildet und in Kolonien lebt; diese Skelette sowie der daraus entstehende Werkstoff.

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adjective

/ˈkɒr.əl/B1formal
  • deBeschreibt eine rosarote bis orange-rosafarbene Farbe, die an Korallen erinnert. Bezieht sich auch auf materielle Dinge aus Korallen bzw. zu Korallen gehörend.

Describes a color that is a pinkish-orange, resembling the marine invertebrate coral.

  1. Color descriptionB1formal

    Describing a shade that ranges from a strong pink to a yellowish-pink, reminiscent of the marine invertebrate.

    deKorallenfarbe

    • She wore a beautiful coral dress to the party.
    • The sunset painted the sky in coral and orange hues.
    • The living room walls were painted a soft coral color.

    Synonymepeachsalmon

Formen
  • more coral comparative form
  • most coral superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/ˈkɒr.əl/B1formalscientific
  • deMeerestier aus der Gruppe der Nesseltiere, das feste, oft verzweigte oder krustige Kalkskelette bildet und in Kolonien lebt; diese Skelette sowie der daraus entstehende Werkstoff.

A noun referring to a marine invertebrate animal that forms a hard, stony skeleton, often in a variety of shapes and colors, and is a key component of reef ecosystems.

  1. Marine invertebrateB1formalscientific

    A marine colonial polyp characterized by a calcareous skeleton; masses in a variety of shapes often forming reefs.

    deKoralle

    • The coral reef is home to thousands of marine species.
    • Divers explored the vibrant coral formations.
    • Climate change threatens the survival of coral ecosystems.
  2. Skeletal material for jewelryB2formal

    The hard stony skeleton of a Mediterranean coral that has a delicate red or pink color and is used for jewelry.

    deKoralle

    • She wore a necklace made of polished coral.
    • The artisan carved a pendant from red coral.
    • Coral jewelry has been prized for centuries.
  3. A2formal

    A variable color averaging a deep pink.

    deKorallenfarbe

    • The walls were painted a soft coral shade.
    • She chose a coral dress for the summer party.
    • The sunset displayed beautiful coral hues.
  4. C1formalculinary

    Unfertilized lobster roe; reddens in cooking; used as garnish or to color sauces.

    deKoralle (Hummerkaviar)

    • The chef garnished the dish with coral.
    • Coral adds a rich flavor and color to seafood sauces.
    • Lobster coral is considered a delicacy in some cuisines.
Formen
  • corals plural form
  • corals' possessive plural form
  • coral's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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