carmine

• Color rojo intenso y profundo, a menudo usado para describir un tono de rojo brillante o carmesí.

A deep red color, often used to describe a vivid shade of red.

1. B2formal

   Of a vivid, deep red color, similar to the color of blood or rubies.

   Rojo carmín

   • The artist used carmine paint to create the sunset.
   • Her dress was a beautiful carmine shade.
   • The carmine leaves of the maple tree were stunning in autumn.

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• Sustantivo que designa un color rojo brillante e intenso, a menudo con un ligero matiz púrpura o carmesí. También puede referirse al pigmento o colorante de este tono.

A noun referring to a vivid red color, often with a slightly purplish or crimson hue.

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1. Vivid red colorB2formal

   A bright, deep red color, often with a slightly purplish hue.

   Carmín

   • The artist used carmine to paint the sunset.
   • Her dress was a striking shade of carmine.
   • The carmine pigment is derived from cochineal insects.

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• Verbo que significa teñir o colorear algo con un pigmento rojo carmesí o carmín, tradicionalmente obtenido de insectos como la cochinilla.

A verb meaning to color or dye something with a vivid red pigment derived from cochineal insects.

1. To color carmineC2formal

   To dye or color something a deep red or purplish-red shade, like the pigment carmine.

   Teñir de carmín

   • The artist carmined the fabric to achieve a vibrant hue.
   • She carmined her lips with a rich, dark red stain.
   • The sunset carmined the sky with streaks of crimson.

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