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ocher

/ˈoʊ.kər/

Traducción: Describe un color pálido amarillento-marrón o terroso-amarillo, parecido al pigmento arcilloso natural., Sustantivo que designa un color amarillo anaranjado o anaranjado moderado, así como diversas tierras que contienen sílice, alúmina y óxido de hierro, empleadas como pigmento.

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adjective

/ˈoʊ.kər/C1formal
  • esDescribe un color pálido amarillento-marrón o terroso-amarillo, parecido al pigmento arcilloso natural.

Describes a pale yellow-brown or earthy yellow color, resembling the natural clay pigment.

  1. Moderate orange-yellow colorB2formal

    Describing a color that is a moderate shade of orange-yellow, resembling the natural pigment.

    escolor ocre

    • The walls were painted a warm ocher hue.
    • She wore an ocher scarf that matched the autumn leaves.
    • The artist used ocher tones to create a sunset effect.

    Sinónimosochre

Formas
  • more ocher comparative form
  • most ocher superlative form

noun

/ˈəʊ.kə/C1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un color amarillo anaranjado o anaranjado moderado, así como diversas tierras que contienen sílice, alúmina y óxido de hierro, empleadas como pigmento.

A noun referring to a moderate yellow-orange to orange color, or any of various earths containing silica, alumina, and ferric oxide used as a pigment.

  1. B2formal

    A moderate yellow-orange to orange color.

    esocre

    • The artist used ocher to paint the sunset.
    • The walls were painted in a warm ocher tone.
    • Ocher is a common color in ancient cave paintings.

    Sinónimosochre

  2. B2formal

    Any of various natural earths containing silica, alumina, and ferric oxide, used as a pigment.

    esOcre (pigmento)

    • The ancient Egyptians used ocher for their murals.
    • Ocher was one of the first pigments used by humans.
    • The artist ground ocher into a fine powder to mix with oil.

    Sinónimosochre

Formas
  • ochers plural form
  • ochers' possessive plural form
  • ocher's possessive singular form