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1 off-colour
(American) ˌoff-ˈcolor adjectivea) not very well:حائِل اللوْنShe's a bit off-colour this morning.
b) not feeling well:مُنْحَرِف الصِّحَّه أو المزاجHe was a bit off-colour the morning after the party.
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2 ذو طعم سئ
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3 عاني
adj. off colour, pubic, off color -
4 غير طبيعي
adj. unnatural, preternatural, off colour, violent, weird, seedy, off color -
5 cream
[kriːm]1. noun1) the yellowish-white oily substance that forms on the top of milk, and from which butter and cheese are made.قِشْدَه2) any of many substances made of, or similar to, cream:دُهون، مُسَحْضَر تَجْميليface-cream.
3) the best part; the top people:صَفْوَة المُجْتَمَـعthe cream of the medical profession.
4) ( also adjective) (of) a yellowish-white colour:أصفَر اللوْنcream paint.
2. verb1) to make into a cream-like mixture:يَدهَن، يَمزج باللون الأصفَرCream the eggs, butter and sugar together.
2) to take the cream off:يقشِد الحليب، يُزيل القشْـدهShe creamed the milk.
يأخُذ الصّفْوَهThe best pupils will be creamed off for special training.
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6 blue
[bluː]1. adjective1) of the colour of a cloudless sky:أزْرَقHer eyes are blue.
2) sad or depressed:حَزين، كَئيبI'm feeling blue today.
2. noun1) the colour of a cloudless sky:اللون الأزرقThat is a beautiful blue.
2) a blue paint, material etc:دِهانٌ أزْرَقWe'll have to get some more blue.
3) the sky or the sea:السَّماءُ أو البَحْرThe balloon floated off into the blue.
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7 slate
I [sleɪt] noun1) (a piece of) a type of easily split rock of a dull blue-grey colour, used for roofing etc:صَخْر الأرْدِواز( also adjective) a slate roof.
2) a small writing-board made of this, used by schoolchildren.لَوْح كتابَة من صَخْر الأرْدِواز II [sleɪt] verbto say harsh things to or about:يَنْتَقِد بِقَسْوَهThe new play was slated by the critics.
См. также в других словарях:
off-colour — adj BrE off color AmE 1.) sexually offensive ▪ off color jokes 2.) [not before noun] BrE slightly ill ▪ She s been feeling a bit off colour lately … Dictionary of contemporary English
off colour — If someone looks off colour/color, they look ill … The small dictionary of idiomes
off-colour — (adj.) see OFF COLOR (Cf. off color) … Etymology dictionary
off-colour — ► ADJECTIVE 1) Brit. slightly unwell. 2) slightly indecent or obscene … English terms dictionary
off-colour — (in AM, use off color) 1) ADJ GRADED: v link ADJ If you say that you are feeling off colour, you mean that you are slightly ill. [BRIT] For three weeks Maurice felt off colour but did not have any dramatic symptoms. Syn: out of sorts 2) ADJ… … English dictionary
off-colour — /ˈɒf kʌlə / (say of kuluh) (especially in predicative use) /ɒf ˈkʌlə / (say of kuluh) adjective 1. defective in colour, as a gem. 2. Also, off. Colloquial unwell: *we were told that the Songman was feeling off colour, due to having eaten too much …
off colour — If someone looks off colour/color, they look ill. (Dorking School Dictionary) *** If you are off colour, you look or feel ill. What s the matter with you Tom? You look a bit off colour today … English Idioms & idiomatic expressions
Off colour — If someone said you were off colour they would mean that you look paleand ill! Not quite the same as something being off colour in the US! … The American's guide to speaking British
off-colour — British & Australian, American & Australian off colour jokes or remarks are about sex in a way that some people find offensive. Some of his jokes were a little off colour and I don t think my grandparents particularly appreciated them … New idioms dictionary
off-colour — BrE off color AmE adjective 1 sexually offensive: Lou followed that up with some fairly off color jokes. 2 (not before noun) especially BrE slightly ill: She s been feeling a bit off colour lately … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
off-colour — 1. vulgar or offensive The colour is not necessarily blue2: I don t want any of your off colour stuff from the Drones smoking room. (Wodehouse, 1934) 2. ill It may describe a temporary affliction, which may make the victim paler… … How not to say what you mean: A dictionary of euphemisms