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1 bright colors
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2 adorn with bright colors
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3 colorfully
tr['kʌləfʊlɪ]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL vistosamente, con mucho coloridoBrE colourfully 'kʌlərfəli, 'kʌləfəli adverb ( with bright colors) vistosamente, con colores vivos or brillantes; ( in vivid terms) con gran colorido(US)['kʌlǝfʊlɪ] ADV1) (=brightly) [decorated, painted] con colores muy vivos; [dressed] de forma muy vistosa2) (=in picturesque terms) [describe] con mucho colorido* * *BrE colourfully ['kʌlərfəli, 'kʌləfəli] adverb ( with bright colors) vistosamente, con colores vivos or brillantes; ( in vivid terms) con gran colorido -
4 dull
adj.1 aburrido(a) (boring) (book, film, person); insulso(a), soso(a) (job, life, party)2 tonto(a), torpe (not intelligent), sonso(a) (Am.), zonzo(a) (Am.)3 romo(a) (not sharp) (tool, blade); sordo(a) (sound, pain)4 mate, apagado(a) (not bright) (color, surface); apagado(a) (eyes); gris, triste (weather, sky)5 sordo6 triste, melancólico, pensativo, murrio.7 soñoliento; aburrido (boring/speech, person).8 desafilado, sin filo, sin punta, romo.9 insípido, soso, insulso.10 deslavazado, sin gracia, soso.11 opaco, apagado, carente de brillo, desteñido.vt.1 enturbiar (reduce intensity of) (pleasure); embotar (the senses); mitigar, atenuar (dolor); apagar (sonido); desafilar, embotar (blade)2 apagar (make less bright) (colors, eyes)3 adormecer.4 deslucir, deslustrar.5 volverse insípido, aburrir.6 hacer indistinto.vi.1 embotarse, entontecerse.2 ofuscarse; entristecerse; mitigarse, entorpecerse. (pt & pp dulled) -
5 colorfully
adv.1 vistosamente, con colores vivos o brillantes (with bright colors); con gran colorido (in vivid terms).2 coloridamente, con gran cantidad de colores, con gran colorido, con gran variedad de colores.3 pintorescamente. -
6 colourfully
adv.1 vistosamente, con colores vivos o brillantes (with bright colors); con gran colorido (in vivid terms).2 coloridamente, con gran cantidad de colores, con gran colorido, con gran variedad de colores.3 pintorescamente. -
7 jazzy
1) (bright or bold in colour or design: a jazzy shirt.) llamativo2) (of or like jazz: jazzy music.) jazzísticotr['ʤæzɪ]1 familiar figurative use llamativo,-a2 SMALLMUSIC/SMALL jazzístico,-a1) : con ritmo de jazz2) flashy, showy: llamativo, ostentosoadj.• de colores chillones adj.'dʒæziadjective jazzier, jazziest1) ( flashy) (colloq) llamativo['dʒæzɪ]ADJ (compar jazzier) (superl jazziest)1) (Mus) sincopado2) * (=showy) [dress etc] de colores llamativos, de colores chillones* * *['dʒæzi]adjective jazzier, jazziest1) ( flashy) (colloq) llamativo -
8 sober
'səubə1) (not drunk: He was still sober when he left.) sobrio2) (serious in mind: a sober mood.) sobrio, formal3) ((of colour) not bright: She wore a sober (grey) dress.) sobrio4) (moderate; not overdone or too emotional: His account of the accident was factual and sober.) sobrio, serio•- sobering- soberly
- soberness
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sober adj sobriotr['səʊbəSMALLr/SMALL]1 (not drunk) sobrio,-a2 (person) serio,-a, formal; (attitude) sobrio,-a, moderado,-a, sensato,-a3 (colour) discreto,-a, sobrio,-asober ['so:bər] adj1) : sobriohe's not sober enough to drive: está demasiado borracho para manejar2) serious: serioadj.• apagado, -a adj.• cuerdo, -a adj.• moderado, -a adj.• no embriagado adj.• sereno, -a adj.• serio, -a adj.• sobrio, -a adj.v.• desemborrachar v.• desembriagar v.• poner sobrio v.'səʊbər, 'səʊbə(r)1) ( not drunk) sobrioI am perfectly sober — estoy perfectamente sobrio or despejado
2)a) (serious, grave) < expression> grave; < young man> serio, formal; < occasion> formalb) ( subdued) <dress/colors> sobrio•Phrasal Verbs:- sober up['sǝʊbǝ(r)]1. ADJ1) (=not drunk) sobrio- be as sober as a judge2) (=serious, calm) [person] serio, formal; [expression] grave; [attitude, assessment] serio, sobrio; [fact] cruel; [reality] crudo, duro3) (=dull, subdued) [clothes, suit, style, decor] sobrio, discreto; [colour] discreto2. VT1) (also: sober up) (=stop being drunk) despejar, quitar la borrachera a2) (=make more serious) volver más serio3. VI1) (also: sober up) (=stop being drunk) despejarse, pasársele la borrachera2) (=become more serious) volverse más serio- sober up* * *['səʊbər, 'səʊbə(r)]1) ( not drunk) sobrioI am perfectly sober — estoy perfectamente sobrio or despejado
2)a) (serious, grave) < expression> grave; < young man> serio, formal; < occasion> formalb) ( subdued) <dress/colors> sobrio•Phrasal Verbs:- sober up -
9 vivid
'vivid1) ((of colours etc) brilliant; very bright: The door was painted a vivid yellow; The trees were vivid in their autumn colours.) vivo, intenso2) (clear; striking: I have many vivid memories of that holiday; a vivid image/description.) vivo, intenso3) ((of the imagination) active; lively: She has a vivid imagination.) vivo, despierto, activo; que tiene mucha imaginación•- vividly- vividness
vivid adj1. vivo / intenso2. vívidotr['vɪvɪd]1 vivo,-a, intenso,-a2 (description) gráfico,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto have a vivid imagination tener mucha imaginaciónvivid ['vɪvəd] adj1) lively: lleno de vitalidad2) brilliant: vivo, intensovivid colors: colores vivos3) intense, sharp: vívido, gráficoa vivid dream: un sueño vívidoadj.• gráfico, -a adj.• intenso, -a adj.• vivo, -a adj.• vívido, -a adj.'vɪvəd, 'vɪvɪda) < color> vivo, intensob) <memory/dream> vívido; <account/description> gráfico, vívidoc) < imagination> rico, fértil['vɪvɪd]ADJ [colour] vivo, intenso; [impression, recollection, memory] vivo, fuerte; [dream] clarísimo; [description] gráfico, realistato have a vivid imagination — tener una imaginación muy viva or despierta
* * *['vɪvəd, 'vɪvɪd]a) < color> vivo, intensob) <memory/dream> vívido; <account/description> gráfico, vívidoc) < imagination> rico, fértil
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