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colorful

/ˈkʌl.ɚ.fəl/

Traducción: Describe algo que tiene muchos colores vivos o que es interesante y cautivador.

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adjective

/ˈkʌl.ɚ.fəl/A2formalamerican
  • esDescribe algo que tiene muchos colores vivos o que es interesante y cautivador.

Describes something that has many bright colors or is interesting and exciting.

  1. Having bright or varied colorsA2formal

    Full of vivid or varied colors; not plain or dull.

    escolorido, lleno de color

    • The garden was full of colorful flowers.
    • She wore a colorful dress to the party.
    • The sunset was incredibly colorful tonight.

    Sinónimosbrightflamboyantgaudymulticoloredpsychedelicrainbowshowyvariegatedvivid

    Antónimoscolorlessdrabdullfadedmonochromemonotoneneutralpaleplain

  2. Interesting or excitingB2formal

    Full of variety, interest, or excitement; vivid in character.

    esVivaz, animado

    • He told a colorful story about his travels.
    • The city has a colorful history.
    • Her colorful personality made her popular at work.

    Sinónimosanimateddramaticeventfulexcitingflamboyantinterestinglivelyrichspiritedvariedvibrantvivid

    Antónimosboringdullflathumdrumlifelessmonotonousuninteresting

  3. Having a specific colorB1formal

    Possessing a particular color or shade; sometimes used in combination with other words.

    esde color (específico)

    • The bird is a colorful species with red and blue feathers.
    • The artist used a colorful palette for the painting.
    • The leaves are colorful in autumn.

    Sinónimoscoloreddyed

Formas
  • colourful comparative form
  • more colorful comparative form
  • most colorful superlative form
  • most colourful superlative form
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