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Meanings of colour green in English
Additive primary color, visible between blue and yellow.
Related terms
- primary color
- html4 named color
Synonyms
Examples for "green"
Examples for "green"
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But five years later the green future looks a long way off.
2
For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
3
Perhaps the future of our personal transportation needs will indeed be green.
4
The Battle of the Pygmies and Cranes; the Barometer; and a Bowling-green.
5
They want a pollution economy - we want a smart green economy.
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However, if g was lower, he would have taken longer to fall.
2
It usually bothers students that we use g as a positive number.
3
Gravitational Field If g is the gravitational field, things work out better.
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We found that the gPPI approach improved model fit compared to sPPI.
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Allele frequency shifts due to gBGC mimic the effects of natural selection.
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The green color came from a prismatic effect analogous to butterfly wings.
2
It is the same pigment that causes the green color in bruises.
3
It was a milky green color, and there was something wiggling inside.
4
The young grass in the spring assumed a rich, dark green color.
5
The skin was a dirty gray- green color and one eyeball was missing.
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Plus, the color green - especially murky green - speaks to me deeply.
2
You know something, Jonathan, that color green really accentuates your eyes.
3
Some men can't see the color green, but they may never know they can't.
4
The prior owners, a retired postal clerk and his wife, loved the color green.
5
Last time I checked, in this country, the color green doesn't supersede being Black.
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The absence of green colour is very marked in this latter plant.
2
The leaves are lance-shaped, prostrate, and of a dark shining green colour.
3
The leaves, which turn inwards, are of a very dark green colour.
4
The Oscillariae are, however, true plants, and are of a green colour.
5
The deep green colour meant that was no longer an issue.
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The thornveld and the flat-topped acacia had already broken into electric green leaf.
2
A shot of electric green on sun visors (€290) was another winning touch.
3
They were huge and unnaturally green, an electric green, like the lightning from the storm.
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In the cracks between the stones, there is here and there an eerie, electric green glow.
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The air was damp with a thin mist of rain, brightening the trees and grass into an electric green.
Usage of colour green in English
1
Even the colour green has gone extinct.
2
Except as regards the colour green.
3
The colour green features strongly in the flag of independent South Africa, but the ties are stronger than that.
4
In colour therapy, the colour green is associated with the heart and breasts and can be used to support breast wellness.
5
In Ireland the Alliance meant the ruin of anything and everything Irish, from the creed of St. Patrick to the mere colour green.
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If you suffer from chlorophobia (fear of the colour green), downtown Chicago is not the place to be around St Patrick's Day.
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In the hierarchy of colours green is the "bourgeoisie"-self-satisfied, immovable, narrow.
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Serpentine.-Colourgreen of different shades, striped sulphur yellow; slaty fracture, soft and greasy to the touch.
Translations for colour green
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