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tr['kʌləd]1 SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL→ link=coloured coloured{colored ['kʌlərd] adj1) : de color (dícese de los objetos)2) : de color, negro (dícese de las personas)adj.• colorado, -a adj.• coloreado, -a adj.
IBrE coloured 'kʌlərd, 'kʌləd adjective1) <walls/blouse> de color2) ( non-white) (often offensive) de color; ( in S Africa) mestizo3) ( biased) parcial
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BrE coloured 'kʌlərd, 'kʌləd noun1) also Colored ( non-white) (often offensive) persona f de color; ( Cape Colored) ( in S Africa) persona f de color ( hijo de padres de distinta raza)2) coloreds pl ropa f de color(US) ['kʌlǝd]1. ADJ1) [pencils, glass, chalk, beads] de coloresbrightly coloured silks — sedas fpl de colores vivos
2) (=biased) parcial3) † (=black) [person] de color2. N1) † (=black) persona f de color2) (in South Africa) persona de padres racialmente mixtos3) coloureds (=clothes) ropa fsing de color* * *
IBrE coloured ['kʌlərd, 'kʌləd] adjective1) <walls/blouse> de color2) ( non-white) (often offensive) de color; ( in S Africa) mestizo3) ( biased) parcial
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BrE coloured ['kʌlərd, 'kʌləd] noun1) also Colored ( non-white) (often offensive) persona f de color; ( Cape Colored) ( in S Africa) persona f de color ( hijo de padres de distinta raza)2) coloreds pl ropa f de color -
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