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1. adjective1) gelb; flachsblond [Haar]; golden [Getreide]; vergilbt [Papier]2) (fig. coll.): (cowardly) feige2. nounGelb, das3. transitive & intransitive verb* * *['jeləu] 1. adjective, noun((of) the colour of gold, the yolk of an egg etc: a yellow dress; yellow sands; Yellow is my favourite colour.) gelb, das Gelb2. verb(to make or become yellow: It was autumn and the leaves were beginning to yellow.) (sich) gelb färben- academic.ru/93922/yellowness">yellowness* * *yel·low[ˈjeləʊ, AM -oʊ]I. adj1. (colour) gelb\yellow hair flachsfarbenes Haarbright \yellow knallgelb famto have a \yellow streak feige sein, Schiss haben sl4. (sensationalist) book, newspaper sensationsheischend, Sensations-\yellow journalism Sensationsjournalismus mII. nto paint a room/wall \yellow ein Zimmer/eine Wand gelb streichena lighter shade of \yellow ein helleres Gelb3. (snooker)▪ the \yellow [ball] die gelbe BillardkugelIII. vi paint, paper vergilbenIV. vtto \yellow sth etw gelb[lich] einfärbenthe sun has \yellowed the wallpaper die Sonne hat die Tapete vergilben lassen* * *['jeləʊ]1. adj (+er)1) gelbyellow hair — strohblondes or gelbblondes Haar
to go or turn yellow — gelb werden; (paper) vergilben
2) (inf: cowardly) feige2. n(= colour) Gelb nt; (of egg) Eigelb; (inf, = cowardice) Feigheit f3. vtgelb färben4. vigelb werden, sich gelb färben; (corn also) reifen; (pages) vergilben* * *yellow [ˈjeləʊ]A adj1. gelb (US auch Verkehrsampel):the lights were yellow US die Ampel stand auf Gelb3. figa) obs neidisch, missgünstigb) umg feig(e)B s1. Gelb n:at yellow US bei Gelb;the lights were at yellow US die Ampel stand auf Gelb;dressed in yellow gelb oder in Gelb gekleidet2. Eigelb nD v/i gelb werden, sich gelb färben, vergilben* * *1. adjective1) gelb; flachsblond [Haar]; golden [Getreide]; vergilbt [Papier]2) (fig. coll.): (cowardly) feige2. nounGelb, das3. transitive & intransitive verb* * *adj.gelb adj.
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