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1 coloring matter
rare < srfc> (insoluble matter, organic or inorganic) ■ Pigment n DIN 7732 ; Farbstoff m DIN 55945 ; Farbmittel n DIN 55943 ; Farbkörper m rar ; Farbmaterial n rar -
2 mixed coloring matter
< srfc> ■ Mischfarbstoff m -
3 natural coloring matter
English-german technical dictionary > natural coloring matter
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4 coloring
col·our·ing, AM col·oring[ˈkʌlərɪŋ]n no plartificial \colorings künstliche Färbemittel* * *(US) ['kʌlərɪŋ]n1) (= complexion) Gesichtsfarbe f, Teint m2) (= substance) Farbstoff m3) (= painting) Malen nt4) (= coloration) Farben pl* * *A s1. Färben n2. Farbe f, Färbemittel n3. Färbung f, Kolorit n, Farbe f, Farbgebung f4. Gesichtsfarbe f5. fig äußerer Anstrich, Schein m6. fig Schönfärberei f, Beschönigung f7. fig Färbung f, Tendenz fB adj Farb…:coloring book Malbuch n;coloring matter Farbstoff m* * *adj.färbend adj. n.Färbung -en f. -
5 coloring body
rare < srfc> (insoluble matter, organic or inorganic) ■ Pigment n DIN 7732 ; Farbstoff m DIN 55945 ; Farbmittel n DIN 55943 ; Farbkörper m rar ; Farbmaterial n rar -
6 coloring solid
rare < srfc> (insoluble matter, organic or inorganic) ■ Pigment n DIN 7732 ; Farbstoff m DIN 55945 ; Farbmittel n DIN 55943 ; Farbkörper m rar ; Farbmaterial n rar -
7 coloring substance
rare < srfc> (insoluble matter, organic or inorganic) ■ Pigment n DIN 7732 ; Farbstoff m DIN 55945 ; Farbmittel n DIN 55943 ; Farbkörper m rar ; Farbmaterial n rar -
8 colouring
noun(Brit.)1) (colours) Farben Pl.2) (facial complexion) Teint, der3)colouring [matter] — (in food etc.) Farbstoff, der
* * *1) (something used to give colour: She put pink colouring in the icing.) die Farbe* * *col·our·ing, AM col·oring[ˈkʌlərɪŋ]n no plartificial \colourings künstliche Färbemittel* * *(US) ['kʌlərɪŋ]n1) (= complexion) Gesichtsfarbe f, Teint m2) (= substance) Farbstoff m3) (= painting) Malen nt4) (= coloration) Farben pl* * *A s1. Färben n2. Farbe f, Färbemittel n3. Färbung f, Kolorit n, Farbe f, Farbgebung f4. Gesichtsfarbe f5. fig äußerer Anstrich, Schein m6. fig Schönfärberei f, Beschönigung f7. fig Färbung f, Tendenz fB adj Farb…:coloring book Malbuch n;coloring matter Farbstoff m* * *noun(Brit.)1) (colours) Farben Pl.2) (facial complexion) Teint, der3)colouring [matter] — (in food etc.) Farbstoff, der
* * *adj.färbend adj. n.Färbung -en f. -
9 színezék
(EN) coloring matter; colourant; colouring matter; pigmentize
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