ochre
/ˈəʊ.kər/Word connections
adjective
/ˈəʊ.kər/Описывает бледный желтовато-коричневый цвет, напоминающий природный земляной пигмент.
Describe un color amarillento-marrón pálido, similar al pigmento terroso natural; también se refiere al propio pigmento o tono ocre.
Désigne une couleur jaune brunâtre pâle, évoquant le pigment naturel de terre. Peut aussi désigner la teinte elle-même ou la qualité de ce qui est de cette couleur.
Beschreibt eine blassgelbe bis gelbbraune Farbe, die an natürliches Erdpigment erinnert. Bezieht sich auch auf das Mineral bzw. Pigment Ocker selbst.
Cor amarelo-acastanhada pálida, semelhante ao pigmento mineral terroso usado em tintas; também se refere ao próprio pigmento ou à cor obtida com ele.
形容一种淡黄棕色,类似天然土质颜料(赭石)的颜色。也可指这种颜料本身。
يصف لونًا أصفر بُنّيًّا باهتًا يشبه الصبغة الترابية الطبيعية المستخرجة من الطين.
Describes a pale brownish-yellow color, resembling the natural earth pigment.
Moderate orange-yellow colorB2formal
Describing a color that is a moderate, earthy shade of orange-yellow, often found in natural pigments.
Охра
Color ocre
Couleur ocre
Ocker
Ocre
赭色
مغرة
- The walls were painted a warm ochre color.
- She wore an ochre scarf that matched the autumn leaves.
- The artist used ochre tones to create a sunset effect.
- more ochre comparative form
- most ochre superlative form
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noun
/ˈəʊ.kə/Существительное, обозначающее природный земляной пигмент, содержащий кремнезём, глинозём и оксид железа, обычно имеющий цвет от умеренного жёлто-оранжевого до оранжевого.
Sustantivo que designa un pigmento terroso natural compuesto de sílice, alúmina y óxido de hierro, que suele presentar un color que va del amarillo anaranjado moderado al naranja.
Substance minérale naturelle utilisée comme pigment, composée d'argile et d'oxyde de fer, de couleur allant du jaune orangé à l'orange. Désigne également cette couleur elle-même.
Ein natürlich vorkommendes eisenhaltiges Erdpigment, das aus Ton und Eisenoxid besteht und je nach Zusammensetzung gelb bis rotbraun gefärbt ist. Auch die daraus gewonnene Farbe oder der Farbton selbst.
Substantivo que designa um pigmento mineral natural, composto de sílica, alumina e óxido de ferro, geralmente de cor amarelo-alaranjada a laranja; também a cor ou a tinta desse pigmento.
指一种天然土质颜料,含有二氧化硅、氧化铝和氧化铁,颜色通常从黄橙色到橙色。也指这种颜料的颜色(赭色)。
اسم يدل على صبغة ترابية طبيعية تحتوي على السيليكا والألومينا وأكسيد الحديد، ويكون لونها عادة بين الأصفر البرتقالي والبرتقالي. وتُطلق أيضاً على اللون الناتج عن هذه الصبغة.
A noun referring to a natural earth pigment containing silica, alumina, and ferric oxide, typically ranging in color from moderate yellow-orange to orange.
uncountable
Natural pigmentB2formal
A natural clay earth pigment containing iron oxide, ranging in color from yellow to deep orange or brown, used historically in art and decoration.
Охра
Ocre (pigmento natural)
Ocre (pigment naturel)
Ocker
Ocre
赭石
المغرة
- Ancient cave paintings were made using ochre mixed with animal fat.
- The artist used yellow ochre to create warm tones in the landscape.
- Ochre has been mined and traded for thousands of years.
Synonymsocher
B2formal
A moderate yellow-orange to orange color, resembling the hue of the natural pigment.
Охра
Color ocre
ocre (couleur)
Ocker
Ocre
赭色
المغرة
- The walls were painted a soft ochre that glowed in the afternoon sun.
- She chose an ochre scarf to complement her brown coat.
- The desert landscape was dominated by shades of ochre and rust.
- ochres plural form
- ochres' possessive plural form
- ochre's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1
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