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Meanings of yellow colour in English
Usage of yellow colour in English
1
The rind is smooth and thin, of a red and yellow colour.
2
The skin shows an ochreous yellow colour under the black bituminous plaster.
3
Here and there appeared the ochreous- yellow colour of adhering films of diatoms.
4
The wood is of a light yellow colour, and is very fragrant.
5
Each cell contains a flattened chromatophore of a brown or yellow colour.
6
The dry mixture, which has a reddish- yellow colour, is broken up fine.
7
Flowers not very large, five-petalled, and of a pleasing bright yellow colour.
8
The pollen is of the same yellow colour in both sets.
9
Her hull is varnished a bright yellow colour, and shines in the sun.
10
The problem for Eduardo is that the coveted yellow colour comes from corn.
11
The wood is strong and solid, and of a yellow colour like box.
12
The flowers are sweetly-scented and of a greenish- yellow colour, and appear about February.
13
The yellow colour reappears on adding a few more drops of nitric acid.
14
They come in a canary yellow colour which is rather striking.
15
It is of a bright yellow colour, perfectly smooth both inside and out.
16
Its long hard beak is very strong, and of a pale yellow colour.
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Translations for yellow colour
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Yellow colour through the time
Yellow colour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common