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topaz

/ˈtəʊ.pæz/

Tradução: Substantivo que designa um mineral, geralmente um silicato de alumínio, encontrado em cristais de várias cores e usado como pedra preciosa, ou a cor marrom-clara que lembra esse mineral.

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noun

/ˈtəʊ.pæz/B2formal
  • ptSubstantivo que designa um mineral, geralmente um silicato de alumínio, encontrado em cristais de várias cores e usado como pedra preciosa, ou a cor marrom-clara que lembra esse mineral.

A noun referring to a mineral, typically a silicate of aluminum, that occurs in crystals of various colors and is used as a gemstone, or a light brown color resembling that of the gem.

  1. A yellow quartzB1formal

    A type of quartz that is yellow in color, often mistaken for the true topaz gemstone.

    ptQuartzo amarelo

    • The ring was set with a beautiful yellow quartz, often called topaz by mistake.
    • Many people confuse yellow quartz with genuine topaz.
    • The jeweler explained that the stone was actually a yellow quartz, not topaz.

    Sinônimoscitrine

  2. A mineral gemstoneB1formal

    A mineral composed of fluosilicate of aluminum, occurring in crystals of various colors, used as a gemstone.

    ptMineral-gema

    • She wore a necklace with a stunning blue topaz pendant.
    • Topaz is often found in shades of yellow, blue, and pink.
    • The museum displayed a collection of rare topaz crystals.
  3. B2formal

    A light brown color resembling the hue of the topaz gemstone.

    ptTopázio

    • The walls were painted a warm topaz shade.
    • Her dress was a beautiful topaz brown.
    • The sunset cast a topaz glow over the landscape.

    Sinônimostan

Formas
  • topazes plural form
  • topazes' possessive plural form
  • topaz's possessive singular form
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