ochre

• Cor amarelo-acastanhada pálida, semelhante ao pigmento mineral terroso usado em tintas; também se refere ao próprio pigmento ou à cor obtida com ele.

Describes a pale brownish-yellow color, resembling the natural earth pigment.

1. Moderate orange-yellow colorB2formal

   Describing a color that is a moderate, earthy shade of orange-yellow, often found in natural pigments.

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

• Substantivo que designa um pigmento mineral natural, composto de sílica, alumina e óxido de ferro, geralmente de cor amarelo-alaranjada a laranja; também a cor ou a tinta desse pigmento.

A noun referring to a natural earth pigment containing silica, alumina, and ferric oxide, typically ranging in color from moderate yellow-orange to orange.

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1. Natural pigmentB2formal

   A natural clay earth pigment containing iron oxide, ranging in color from yellow to deep orange or brown, used historically in art and decoration.

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   • Ancient cave paintings were made using ochre mixed with animal fat.
   • The artist used yellow ochre to create warm tones in the landscape.
   • Ochre has been mined and traded for thousands of years.

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2. B2formal

   A moderate yellow-orange to orange color, resembling the hue of the natural pigment.

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   • The walls were painted a soft ochre that glowed in the afternoon sun.
   • She chose an ochre scarf to complement her brown coat.
   • The desert landscape was dominated by shades of ochre and rust.

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