carnation

• Relativo à cor da pele; tom de rosa pálido ou rosado.

Relating to the color of flesh; a pale pink or rosy hue.

1. Pink or pinkish colorB1formal

   A shade of pink, often described as a light to medium pink with a warm tone.

   Rosa ou rosado

   • She wore a carnation pink dress to the party.
   • The sunset had a beautiful carnation hue.
   • The walls were painted a soft carnation color.

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• Substantivo que designa uma planta euro-asiática amplamente cultivada, de flores rosadas ou vermelho-púrpuras, frequentemente dobradas e com aroma picante; também se refere à cor rosa ou rosada.

A noun referring to a widely cultivated Eurasian plant with pink to purple-red, often double, spice-scented flowers, or to a pink or reddish-pink color.

1. A2formal

   A widely cultivated Eurasian plant (Dianthus caryophyllus) with fragrant, usually double flowers in a variety of colors, including pink, red, white, and yellow.

   Cravo

   • He gave her a bouquet of red carnations for Valentine's Day.
   • The florist arranged white carnations with baby's breath.
   • Carnations are popular flowers for Mother's Day.

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2. B1formal

   A pink or reddish-pink color, resembling the typical shade of the carnation flower.

   Cor de cravo

   • She wore a dress in a soft carnation shade.
   • The sunset painted the sky in hues of carnation and gold.
   • The room was decorated in carnation and cream tones.

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