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gamboge

/ɡæmˈboʊʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une gomme-résine extraite de certains arbres, historiquement utilisée comme pigment jaune vif et comme purgatif, ou la couleur jaune éclatant qui en dérive.

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noun

/ɡæmˈboʊʒ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant une gomme-résine extraite de certains arbres, historiquement utilisée comme pigment jaune vif et comme purgatif, ou la couleur jaune éclatant qui en dérive.

A noun referring to a gum resin obtained from certain trees, historically used as a yellow pigment and as a purgative, or to a strong yellow color.

  1. C2formal

    A gum resin obtained from certain trees of the genus Garcinia, used as a yellow pigment and historically as a purgative.

    frGomme-gutte

    • The artist used gamboge to create a vibrant yellow hue in the painting.
    • In traditional medicine, gamboge was sometimes used as a strong laxative.
    • The resin of gamboge is harvested from trees in Southeast Asia.
  2. C2formal

    A strong, vivid yellow color, often with a slightly orange or brownish tint.

    frGomme-gutte (couleur)

    • The sunset painted the sky in shades of gamboge and crimson.
    • She chose a gamboge scarf to brighten her outfit.
    • The walls of the room were painted a warm gamboge.

    Synonymesambermustardochresaffronyellow

Formes
  • gamboges plural form
  • gamboges' possessive plural form
  • gamboge's possessive singular form