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colorful

/ˈkʌl.ɚ.fəl/

Traduction: Décrit quelque chose qui a beaucoup de couleurs vives, ou qui est intéressant et captivant.

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adjective

/ˈkʌl.ɚ.fəl/A2formalamerican
  • frDécrit quelque chose qui a beaucoup de couleurs vives, ou qui est intéressant et captivant.

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.

    frcoloré, aux couleurs vives

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

    Synonymesbrightflamboyantgaudymulticoloredpsychedelicrainbowshowyvariegatedvivid

    Antonymescolorlessdrabdullfadedmonochromemonotoneneutralpaleplain

  2. Interesting or excitingB2formal

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

    frPittoresque ou animé

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

    Synonymesanimateddramaticeventfulexcitingflamboyantinterestinglivelyrichspiritedvariedvibrantvivid

    Antonymesboringdullflathumdrumlifelessmonotonousuninteresting

  3. Having a specific colorB1formal

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

    frcoloré (qui a une couleur spécifique)

    • 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.

    Synonymescoloreddyed

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