Vocabulario en inglés: Colores (Colors)

Lista de 58 palabras en inglés sobre colores que se usan a menudo. Cada palabra tiene pronunciación IPA, tipo de palabra, traducción al español, una frase de ejemplo y audio. Abre cada palabra para ver colocaciones, sinónimos y más ejemplos.

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Lista de vocabulario: Colores

Black/blæk/SustantivoNegro
I would like a black coffee, please!
Blue/blu/SustantivoAzul
The sky is so blue today.
Brown/braʊn/SustantivoMarrón
She has beautiful brown eyes.
Color/ˈkʌlər/SustantivoColor
We are going to choose paint color for our bedroom.
Colorful/ˈkʌlərfəl/AdjetivoVistoso
The kid’s painting is very colorful.
Dark/dɑrk/AdjetivoOscuro
He likes to wear dark color clothes so as to look skinnier.
Green/grin/SustantivoVerde
Leo buys a new plant too add some green into his room.
Grey/greɪ/SustantivoGris
Grey is a neutral color.
Light/laɪt/AdjetivoLuz
The room is decorated with ligh colors such as white and pink.
Orangeˈ/ɔrənʤ/SustantivoNaranja
He likes orange as it is a vibrant color and shows his cheerful personality.
Paint/peɪnt/SustantivoPintar
I need to buy 5 bottles of paint to paint my living room.
Pink/pɪŋk/SustantivoRosa
Girls are thought to like pink.
Purple/ˈpɜrpəl/SustantivoPúrpura
Ladies love purple dresses since they look elegant and luxurious.
Red/rɛd/SustantivoRojo
The red tomatoes have just been harvested.
Shade/ʃeɪd/SustantivoSombra
Of the same color there are many different shades.
White/waɪt/SustantivoBlanco
The White House is a famous place to visit in Washington DC, US.
Yellowˈ/jɛloʊ/SustantivoAmarillo
The ducklings have bright yellow feather.
Crimson/ˈkrɪmzn/AdjetivoCarmesí
Her cheeks turned crimson with acute embarrassment.
Indigo/ˈɪndɪɡoʊ/SustantivoÍndigo
The evening sky faded into deep shades of indigo.
Turquoise/ˈtɜːrkwɔɪz/SustantivoTurquesa
The Caribbean island boasts crystal clear turquoise waters.
Emerald/ˈemərəld/SustantivoEsmeralda
She wore an exquisite ring with a shining emerald stone.
Amber/ˈæmbər/SustantivoÁmbar
The traffic light switched from green to amber.
Violet/ˈvaɪələt/SustantivoVioleta
Gentle violet flowers bloomed beside the stone garden pathway.
Scarlet/ˈskɑːrlət/AdjetivoEscarlata
Autumn leaves transformed the forest into brilliant scarlet.
Ivory/ˈaɪvəri/SustantivoMarfil
The bride wore a breathtaking ivory silk wedding gown.
Magenta/məˈdʒentə/SustantivoMagenta
Vibrant magenta orchids bloomed spectacularly along the greenhouse wall.
Beige/beɪʒ/AdjetivoBeige
Neutral beige walls create a soothing, understated ambiance in contemporary living rooms.
Charcoal/ˈtʃɑːrkoʊl/SustantivoCarbón
The executive wore a tailored charcoal wool suit to the annual shareholder assembly.
Bronze/brɑːnz/SustantivoBronce
Her skin developed a healthy golden bronze glow after a week relaxing on Mediterranean beaches.
Copper/ˈkɑːpər/SustantivoCobre
Sunlight illuminated the gleaming copper dome of the historic city hall cathedral.
Maroon/məˈruːn/SustantivoGranate
University graduates donned elegant maroon velvet robes during the commencement ceremony.
Coral/ˈkɔːrəl/SustantivoCoral
Tropical sunsets painted the evening sky in luminous shades of apricot and coral.
Khaki/ˈkɑːki/SustantivoCaqui
Safari park rangers wore durable khaki uniforms equipped with utility pockets and badges.
Teal/tiːl/Sustantivoverde azulado
The luxurious velvet armchair was upholstered in a deep, sophisticated teal hue.
Platinum/ˈplætnəm/SustantivoPlatino
She wore an exquisite platinum diamond necklace on her wedding day.
Opal/ˈoʊpl/SustantivoÓpalo
The precious gemstone exhibited kaleidoscopic opal flashes of fiery green, blue, and red.
vibrant/ˈvaɪbrənt/Adjetivovibrante
The festival exploded in vibrant costumes and energetic dancing.
opaque/əʊˈpeɪk/Adjetivoopaco
The bathroom shower door was made of frosted opaque glass for privacy.
matte/mæt/Adjetivomate
She chose a modern matte black finish for the kitchen cabinets.
burgundy/ˈbɜːɡəndi/Sustantivoborgoña
She wore a burgundy coat to the winter concert.
mauve/məʊv/Sustantivocolor de malva
The sunset clouds took on a soft mauve hue.
cobalt/ˈkəʊbɔːlt/Sustantivocobalto
The artist painted the ocean using cobalt blue.
lilac/ˈlaɪlək/Sustantivolila
She chose a soft lilac dress for the summer wedding.
terracotta/ˌterəˈkɒtə/Sustantivoterracota
Plants thrive inside unglazed terracotta pots.
sepia/ˈsiːpiə/Sustantivosepia
The old portrait had faded into a soft sepia tone.
cerulean/səˈruːliən/Sustantivoazul claro
The sea sparkled with a stunning cerulean hue.
sapphire/ˈsæfaɪə/Sustantivozafiro
We can see a sapphire here.
ruby/ˈruːbi/Sustantivorubí
We can see a ruby here.
fuchsia/ˈfjuːʃə/Sustantivofucsia
We can see a fuchsia here.
ochre/ˈəʊkə/Sustantivoocre
We can see a ochre here.
taupe/təʊp/Sustantivogris pardo
We can see a taupe here.
auburn/ˈɔːbən/Sustantivocastaño
We can see a auburn here.
champagne/ʃæmˈpeɪn/Sustantivochampán
We can see a champagne here.
ebony/ˈebəni/Sustantivoébano
We can see a ebony here.
periwinkle/ˈperɪwɪŋkl/Sustantivobígaro
We can see a periwinkle here.
chartreuse/ʃɑːˈtrɜːz/Sustantivomonasterio
We can see a chartreuse here.
rust/rʌst/Sustantivoóxido
We can see a rust here.
cyan/ˈsaɪən/Sustantivocian
We can see a cyan here.