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101 bo’z
1. (Arabic) cheap cotton material 2. light gray colored (horse). rangi bo’z bo’lib ketdi/bo’zday oqardi to become pale, to turn pale 3. bo’z yer fallow land, virgin land. bo’z to’proq serozem soil 4. bo’z bola/yigit youth, young lad.bo’z 5 bot.feather grass -
102 oqliq
milk and milk products; starter (for yoghurt); white or light colored gifts given as a sign of consent to women who come to ask for a girl’s hand in marriage; lengths of scarf material given to participants at a funeral -
103 светлого цвета
Светлого цвета-- The light colored areas were primarily iron oxide and the dark areas contained large amounts of calcium oxide.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > светлого цвета
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104 bergahorn
sweet flavor made from the sap of the sugar maple, hard and light-colored wood from the maple tree, type of hardwood tree which grows in northern regions and is cultivated for its wood and sap, maple -
105 bleu
adj. light blue, sky-colored -
106 blondine
n. blonde, woman who has light-colored hair -
107 blondje
n. blonde, woman who has light-colored hair -
108 hoogblond
adj. light colored -
109 amarillo claro
• canary yellow• light yellow• straw-colored• straw-coloured -
110 Charolais
area of Burgundy; light colored cattle producing high-quality beef; also, firm white cylinder of cheese made with goat's or cow's milk, or a mixture of the two. -
111 Alice Ann
Cowboy pronunciation of the Spanish color alazán—sorrel, or reddish. This may reflect a spelling pronunciation or a misconstrual of the model. Some poor cowman may have read the term with English phonology or mistakenly assumed that it originally referred to a redheaded female named Alice Ann. The DRAE describes the color as reddish or the color of cinnamon. Santamaría describes alazán with reference to horses' coloring. He notes that the term combines with other adjectives to describe a variety of colors. Alazán claro (light sorrel), alazán jilote (corn-colored sorrel), and alazán mulato (mulatto sorrel) are some examples. -
112 gringo
(Sp. model spelled same [gringo], of disputed origin)A term used derisively in the Southwest to refer to Anglos, newcomers, and strangers. The DRAE references gringo as a foreigner, generally one who speaks a language other than Spanish, and especially one who speaks English. It is also an adjective for any foreign language. Santamaría notes that in Mexico it refers to a person from the United States and adds that the term has been extended to refer to any fair-skinned person, or even a white animal with blue eyes and light-colored lashes. There have been many theories, some of which do not reflect careful, serious study as to how this term came into Spanish. Some wordsmiths have suggested it derives from 'green coat,' referring to the uniforms of United States soldiers. Another theory holds that the term comes from a song sung by American soldiers that contained the verse "green grow the rashes, O" ("rashes" was sometimes replaced by "rushes" or "lilacs," depending on the version). Hendrickson suggests that the term derives from the name of Major Samuel Ringgold (pronounced with a trilled /r / and apocope of the final consonant cluster; a plausible Mexican Spanish adaptation). Ringgold was a United States officer and strategist who faced the Mexicans during the Mexican War. However, since the term is attested to as early as 1787 with reference to the Irish brigades in Spain (who may have worn green coats and sung the verse cited above), the preceeding explanations cannot be entirely correct. Far more likely than any of these theories is the distinct possibility that the term comes from griego, meaning Greek in Spanish. It is comparable to the English phrase "it's all Greek to me." -
113 Charolais
area of Burgundy; light colored cattle producing high-quality beef; also, firm white cylinder of cheese made with goat's or cow's milk, or a mixture of the two. -
114 flaveo
flāvĕo, ēre, v. n. [flavus], to be golden yellow or gold-colored, to be light yellow ( poet.): sed cum maturis flavebit messis aristis, Col. poët. 10, 311; Paul. Nol. Carm. 20, 124.—In part. pres.:flaventes cerae,
Ov. M. 8, 671:culta,
Verg. G. 4, 126:Clytius flavens prima lanugine malas,
id. A. 10, 324. -
115 flavesco
flāvesco, ĕre, v. inch. n. [flaveo], to become golden yellow or gold-colored, to turn a light yellow ( poet. and in post-Aug. prose):molli paulatim flavescet campus arista,
Verg. E. 4, 28:flavescere haphe,
Mart. 7, 66, 5;so of gold,
id. 9, 24, 1; Ov. M. 8, 703:ne (ebur) flavescere possit,
id. Am. 2, 5, 39:folium fagi celerrime flavescens,
Plin. 16, 6, 7, § 18; cf. id. 19, 8, 47, § 159; 15, 29, 36, § 121; Vulg. Prov. 23, 31. -
116 putla
English Definition: (adj) /ma--/ light-colored or pale -
117 ἶρις
ἶρις, ιδος, ἡ (also ἴρεω as gen.)① rainbow (Hom. et al.): ApcPt 3:10 (Mel., fgm, 8b 11); Rv 4:3; 10:1.② an arc or circle of light, whether colored or not, halo, radiance (Aristot., Meteor. 3, 4; 5; Theophr., Ostent. 1, 13; Lucian, Dom. 11) ἶρις ὅμοιος ὁράσει σμαραγδίνῳ a halo that was like an emerald (in appearance) some have proposed this mng. for Rv 4:3, but the reminiscence of Ezk 1:27f is decisively supportive of 1 above.—M-M. DELG. TW. -
118 ortalık
"1. one´s immediate surroundings, the area around one. 2. middle, central. -ta in view, in sight. - ağarmak for it to get light outside (as dawn breaks). -ı birbirine katmak to put everybody in a state of alarm and confusion; to stir up a ruckus. - bozulmak 1. for public morals to go to the dogs. 2. for law and order to cease to exist. -a düşmek to become a prostitute. - düzelmek 1. for public morals to improve, get better. 2. for law and order to return. -ı... götürmek to cover the whole place. -ta kalmak to be left all on one´s own, be left all by oneself. - kararmak for it to get dark (at sunset, owing to dark clouds). - karışmak for trouble and violence to break out. -ı süpürmek to sweep a place. -ı toplamak to tidy up, put a place in order. -ı toz pembe görmek to see the world through rose-colored glasses. -ı tutmak (for a sound, smoke, or a smell) to fill the air. - yatışmak for a degree of law and order to be restored, for things to calm down." -
119 sarışın
"1. blond/blonde (person). 2. person with a fair complexion and light-colored hair; (a) blond; (a) blonde." -
120 tarçıni
1. cinnamon, light reddish brown. 2. cinnamon-colored, cinnamon.
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