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Meanings of yellow in English
Spanish
amarilo 
Yellow color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of sunflowers or ripe lemons.
Usage of yellow in English
1
Among them moved people with yellow and red skulls: women; writers; actors.
2
The leaves are to be in yellow and the roses in red-gold.
3
The breach widens; the green and yellow turbans swarm within the walls.
4
I like both the red and the yellow tritoma; we have both.
5
Meeting that yellow-eyed gaze required effort, yet she managed without a falter.
6
Below them in the darkness the yellow flood poured in noisy volume.
7
Ask the rabble which they want: a bitter yellow powder or war.
8
The red juice escaped and ran in streams over the yellow earth.
9
The pale brown of the stone became almost yellow in the sunshine.
10
The last yellow rays of the sun came in through the windows.
11
The yellow of the falling leaves was hidden in the grey mist.
12
They had shut themselves up in the dining-room, in the yellow-ochreish light.
13
The waves of the Ganges breaking on the yellow sands of India.
14
Through the drawn blinds the lights in the second storey gleamed yellow.
15
The yellow flag was drooping over the roadway in the hot sun.
16
Think of them stacked up in bright yellow piles in the warehouse.
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