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Meanings of primary colour in English
Portuguese
cor primária 
Usage of primary colour in English
1
No primary colour in the strict sense, and nothing fortissimo.
2
Sharon here named an equally well-known primary colour-notred.
3
The choice of such a primary colour means furniture in other strong colours will also pop.
4
He believed that there was "no such thing as a primary colour, every colour being a mixture of two, making a third."
5
With every passing album, though, jazz has become more and more of a primary colour in that spectrum for what Ellison is trying to achieve.
6
In some natures there are no half-tones; nothing but raw primary colours.
7
We remember the broad brush strokes and primary colours, though, not the detail.
8
The small reception, decorated in bold primary colours, is essentially a gift shop.
9
Silk rustles, as costumes in primary colours are pulled out from suit carriers.
10
I remembered how they hated almost all primary things, but especially primary colours.
11
His eye for art took in the primary colours and the layered brushwork.
12
Her designs for the windows are of maritime Christian symbols in strong primary colours.
13
These two new primary colours were complementary to one another.
14
Angled verticals and stubby horizontals: I'm in Mondrian country, before he discovered primary colours.
15
This handsome, solid campaign thriller paints its primary colours in darkening shades of grey.
16
Cocktails in primary colours glint with crushed ice and have mixing sticks and paper umbrellas.