primary colour dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

primary, a. primary color

color m fundamental

primary, a. primary color

color m primario

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire espagnol»anglais

color primario

primary colour GB

color primario

primary color Am

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.primary [Am ˈpraɪˌmɛri, ˈpraɪm(ə)ri, GB ˈprʌɪm(ə)ri] ADJ

1. primary (principal):

primary purpose/role/aim

primordial

primary purpose/role/aim

principal

primary purpose/role/aim

fundamental

primary accent or stress

acento m primario or principal

2.1. primary (first, basic):

primary source/sector

primario

primary industry

de base

primary energy

primario

2.2. primary education/school:

primary

primario

2.3. primary ELEC:

primary cell

primario

II.primary <pl primaries> [Am ˈpraɪˌmɛri, ˈpraɪm(ə)ri, GB ˈprʌɪm(ə)ri] SUBST primary - primary election

1. primary (in US) POL:

primary

primaria f

2.1. primary:

primary, a. primary coil

bobina f del circuito primario

2.2. primary:

primary, a. primary color

color m primario

primary, a. primary color

color m fundamental

2.3. primary:

primary, a. primary feather

pluma f primaria

3. primary:

primary, a. primary school

escuela f (de enseñanza) primaria

primary (school) teacher

maestro m (de escuela) / maestra f (de escuela)

Voir aussi : primary school, primary - primary election

primary school Info

primary school

En Gran Bretaña, colegio estatal para niños cuyas edades están comprendidas entre los 5 y los 11 años.

primary - primary election Info

primary - primary election

Las elecciones primarias (primaries) se celebran en EEUU para seleccionar candidatos para una elección principal, especialmente la presidencial. Los candidatos para Presidente President se eligen después de una serie de primarias estatales. Ver tb elections.

I.color, colour GB [Am ˈkələr, GB ˈkʌlə] SUBST

1.1. color C or U (shade):

color

color m

what color is the ball?

¿de qué color es la pelota?

do you have it in a different color?

¿lo tiene en otro color?

to change color

cambiar de color

the colors of the bird's plumage

los colores or el colorido del plumaje del pájaro

her hair is reddish-brown in color

tiene el pelo (de color) castaño-rojizo

let's see the color of your money

primero quiero ver el dinero

let's see the color of your money

primero quiero ver la lana fam

let's see the color of your money

primero quiero ver la plata AmS fam

let's see the color of your money

primero quiero ver la pasta Esp fam

1.2. color U (not monochrome):

color

color m

a touch of color

un toque de color

in full color

a todo color

in full color épith photograph

en colores

in full color épith photograph

en color Esp

in full color television

en colores

in full color television

en color Esp

in full color television

a color And Ven

color magazine

revista f a todo color

color reproduction

reproducción f en color

color supplement

suplemento m a todo color or en color

1.3. color U or C (tone quality) MUS:

color

timbre m

1.4. color U (vividness):

color

color m

color

colorido m

local color

el color local

1.5. color U (semblance, impression) littér:

to give or lend color to sth

darle credibilidad a algo

that puts a different color on things

eso le da otro cariz a las cosas

2. color U (racial feature):

color

color m

people of color

gente f de color

épith color prejudice

prejuicio m racial

3. color U (complexion):

color

color m

to have a good/bad color

tener buen/mal color

to bring the color back to sb's cheeks

devolverle el color or los colores a alguien

to get one's color back

volverle el color or los colores a alguien

the mention of John brought the color to her face

al oír mencionar a John se ruborizó or se sonrojó or se puso colorada or roja

to have a high color (permanent characteristic)

ser rubicundo

to have a high color (be feverish)

estar muy colorado or rojo

4. color C (allegiance, type):

color

color m

politicians of all colors

políticos de todos los colores

5.1. color <colors, pl > (flag):

color

bandera f

the national colors

la bandera nacional

the national colors

la enseña de la patria

the colors of the regiment

el estandarte del regimiento

the ship was flying the colors of Greece

el barco llevaba bandera griega

he was called to the colors arch

fue llamado a filas

one's true colors, she showed her true colors

se mostró tal cual era en realidad

to nail one's colors to the mast

tomar partido

to nail one's colors to the mast

definirse

with flying colors

con gran éxito

he passed his exams with flying colors

le fue estupendamente en los exámenes

she passed the test with flying colors

pasó airosa la prueba

5.2. color <colors, pl > GB SPORT:

the team colors

los colores del equipo

she won her national colors at the age of 20

vistió los colores nacionales or la seleccionaron para el equipo nacional a los 20 años

5.3. color <colors, pl > ARTS:

color

colores mpl

a box of colors

una caja de (lápices de) colores

II.color, colour GB [Am ˈkələr, GB ˈkʌlə] VERBE trans

1. color ARTS:

color

pintar

color

colorear

to color sth blue/green

pintar or colorear algo de azul/verde

2. color (dye):

color

teñir

to color sth blue/red

teñir algo de azul/rojo

3. color (influence, bias):

color atmosphere

empañar

you shouldn't let that color your judgment

no deberías dejar que eso influya en tu opinión

his dislike of her colored his opinion

la poca simpatía que le tenía no lo dejaba ser imparcial

III.color, colour GB [Am ˈkələr, GB ˈkʌlə] VERBE intr

1. color (flush):

color

ruborizarse

color

sonrojarse

color

ponerse colorado

2. color fruit:

color

tomar color

color

agarrar color esp AmLat

color

coger color esp Esp

3. color ARTS:

color child:

colorear

Voir aussi : off-color

off-color, off-colour GB [Am ˌɔfˈkələr, GB ˌɒfˈkʌlə] ADJ <pred off color>

1. off-color (unwell) pred:

to feel off color

no encontrarse muy bien

to feel off color

sentirse indispuesto

to look off color

tener mala cara

I'm a bit off color

no estoy or no me encuentro muy bien

2. off-color (risqué):

off-color remarks/joke

subido de tono

primary colour dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

primary colour SUBST

primary colour

color m primario

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

primary colour

color primario

Traductions de primary colour dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

I.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

1. colour (appearance):

colour

color m

primary colour

color primario

what colour is your dress?

¿de qué color es tu vestido?

to have colour in one's cheeks

tener las mejillas sonrosadas

2. colour (vigour):

colour

colorido m

3. colour (dye):

colour

tinte m

4. colour pl ENS, UNIV (sports honour):

colour

colores m plur del equipo

5. colour pl POL, MILIT (official flag):

colour

bandera f

to call to colours

llamar a filas

6. colour (character):

to show one's true colours

mostrar su verdadero rostro

to see sb in their true colours

ver a alguien tal como es

II.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE trans

1. colour (change colour of):

colour

colorear

colour

pintar

to colour a room blue

pintar una habitación de azul

2. colour (dye):

colour

teñir

3. colour (distort):

colour

alterar

III.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE intr

colour

sonrojarse

I.primary [ˈpraɪməri, Am -mer-] -ies ADJ

1. primary (principal):

primary

fundamental

primary aim

prioritario, -a

to be of primary importance

ser de una importancia primordial

2. primary (basic):

primary

primario, -a

primary industry

de base

primary meaning of a word

primer sentido de una palabra

primary stress LING

acento m primario

II.primary [ˈpraɪməri, Am -mer-] -ies SUBST Am POL

primary

elecciones f plur primarias

color [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST ADJ VERBE intr, trans Am

color → colour

Voir aussi : colour

I.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] SUBST

1. colour (appearance):

colour

color m

primary colour

color primario

what colour is your dress?

¿de qué color es tu vestido?

to have colour in one's cheeks

tener las mejillas sonrosadas

2. colour (vigour):

colour

colorido m

3. colour (dye):

colour

tinte m

4. colour pl ENS, UNIV (sports honour):

colour

colores m plur del equipo

5. colour pl POL, MILIT (official flag):

colour

bandera f

to call to colours

llamar a filas

6. colour (character):

to show one's true colours

mostrar su verdadero rostro

to see sb in their true colours

ver a alguien tal como es

II.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE trans

1. colour (change colour of):

colour

colorear

colour

pintar

to colour a room blue

pintar una habitación de azul

2. colour (dye):

colour

teñir

3. colour (distort):

colour

alterar

III.colour [ˈkʌləʳ, Am -ɚ] VERBE intr

colour

sonrojarse

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The accent colour is so invigorating it brainwashed me into believing it's the primary colour of this room.

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Internal partitions were plastered and painted white but small areas of primary colour were placed at significant points throughout the building.

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Red is our primary colour in this bunch and cyan is a tertiary colour.

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Beginning with the longest and then shortest, green is the primary colour seen.

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At its base is a primary colour not to be found easily.

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With patterned socks, ideally the background colour of the sock should match the primary colour of the suit.

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The plays primal themes walk hand in hand with the production's primary colour scheme.

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Grey was also added as primary colour with white introduced as a secondary colour.

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Standard 24-bit colour has eight bits per primary colour, and eight bits generate 256 intensity levels.

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And because that black level is so black, every other step of brightness in every other primary colour looks exponentially more bright against its background.

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