blue

• Color primario situado entre el verde y el violeta en el espectro; también se usa para describir un estado de tristeza o melancolía.

A primary color between green and violet in the spectrum; also used to describe a state of sadness or melancholy.

1. A1formal

   Having the color of the sky or ocean.

   azul

   • She wore a beautiful blue dress.
   • The sky is clear and blue today.
   • He painted the walls a light blue.

   Sinónimosazureceruleancobaltindigonavysapphiresky-blueultramarine

2. Sad or depressedA2informal

   Feeling or showing sadness or melancholy.

   triste o deprimido

   • He felt blue after hearing the bad news.
   • She's been feeling a bit blue lately.
   • The rainy weather made everyone feel blue.

   Sinónimosdejecteddepresseddispiriteddowndowncastforlorngloomyglumlowmelancholymorosesadsorrowfulunhappy

   Antónimoscheerfulelatedhappyjovialjoyful

3. Risqué or indecentB2informal

   Referring to humor or content that is slightly sexual or offensive.

   Verde (obsceno)

   • The comedian told a blue joke that made the audience laugh.
   • The movie was rated R for its blue language.
   • He was known for his blue sense of humor.

   Sinónimosbawdydirtylewdnaughtyoff-colorracyribaldsmuttysuggestive

• Sustantivo que designa un color primario, el tono del cielo o del mar, a menudo asociado con la calma, la tristeza o la profundidad.

A noun referring to a primary color, the hue of the sky or sea, often associated with calmness, sadness, or depth.

1. A1formal

   The color of the sky or the ocean, between green and violet in the spectrum.

   Color azul

   • She painted the room a soft blue.
   • The sky is a beautiful blue today.
   • He prefers blue over red.

   Sinónimosazureceruleancobaltindigonavysapphiresky-blue

2. Sadness or melancholyB1informal

   A state of sadness or depression.

   Tristeza o melancolía

   • She's been feeling blue since her dog died.
   • He had a case of the blues after the breakup.
   • Listening to sad music only made his blues worse.

   Sinónimosdejectiondepressiondespondencydismaygloommelancholymiserysadness

   Antónimoscheerfulnesselationhappinessjoy

• Verbo que significa hacer o volverse azul de color, o tratar con una sustancia azul.

A verb meaning to make or become blue in color, or to treat with a blue substance.

1. Make blueB2formal

   To make something blue in color.

   Volver azul

   • The dyer blued the fabric using indigo.
   • She blued her hair for the party.
   • The artist blued the sky in the painting.

   Sinónimosazure

2. Spend money wastefullyC1informalbritish

   To spend money recklessly or wastefully.

   Malgastar dinero

   • He blued his entire paycheck on gambling.
   • She blued her savings on a luxury vacation.
   • They blued the inheritance on fast cars and parties.

   Sinónimosblowdissipatefritter awaymisspendsquanderthrow awaywaste

   Antónimoseconomizehoardsave