magenta

• Adjetivo de color que describe un tono entre el púrpura y el rojo, típicamente brillante y saturado, utilizado en diseño y moda.

A color adjective describing a purplish-red hue, often used in design and fashion.

1. ColorA2formal

   Of a deep purplish-red hue.

   magenta

   • She chose a magenta scarf to complement her outfit.
   • The sunset turned the sky a brilliant magenta.
   • He painted the accent wall in a rich magenta color.
   • The flowers were a vivid magenta against the green leaves.

   Sinónimosfuchsiapurplish-redreddish purple

• Sustantivo que designa un color rojo púrpura oscuro, uno de los colores primarios sustractivos de la luz; el tinte de este color fue descubierto en 1859, el año de la batalla de Magenta.

A noun referring to a dark purplish-red color, which is a primary subtractive color for light; the dye for this color was discovered in 1859, the year of the Battle of Magenta.

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1. A vivid purplish-red colorB1formal

   A primary subtractive color for light, appearing as a dark purple-red hue. The dye for this color was discovered in 1859, the same year as the Battle of Magenta.

   Magenta

   • She painted the room a bright shade of magenta.
   • The sunset was a beautiful mix of magenta and orange.
   • Magenta is often used in printing as one of the primary colors.

   Sinónimosfuchsiapurplish-redred-purple