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glaucous

/ˈɡlɔː.kəs/

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adjective

/ˈɡlɔː.kəs/C2formalscientific
  • ruОписывает бледный голубовато-зелёный или серовато-зелёный цвет, часто используемый в ботаническом или орнитологическом контексте.

Describes a pale bluish-green or greyish-green color, often used in botanical or ornithological contexts.

  1. Frosted plant coatingC1formalscientific

    Describing a plant surface that appears frosted or covered with a fine whitish powder, giving it a dull bluish‑green or grayish appearance.

    ruСизый

    • The glaucous leaves of the aloe plant are easily recognizable.
    • Many cacti have a glaucous coating that reduces water loss.
    • The young stems are glaucous, with a powdery bloom.
    • Grapes often have a natural glaucous film on their skin.
  2. Pale bluish‑green colorC2formal

    A soft, muted color that resembles the hue of certain plants with a powdery bloom; pale blue‑green or grayish green.

    ruСиневато-зеленый

    • The artist chose a glaucous tone for the background.
    • The sky turned a glaucous shade just before the storm.
    • Her dress was a lovely glaucous color that reminded me of sea mist.
    • The glaucous paint gave the room a calm, vintage feel.

    Synonymsgrayish-greensea-green

Forms
  • more glaucous comparative form
  • most glaucous superlative form
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