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Meanings of yellow (yellowing) in English
Spanish
amarilo 
Yellow color or pigment; the chromatic color resembling the hue of sunflowers or ripe lemons.
Usage of yellowing in English
1
He glanced tearfully at the glass-framed covers of the yellowing melon vines.
2
Beyond Valúevo the road disappeared into a yellowing forest on the horizon.
3
The very papers yellowing before the door had not been swept away.
4
His face was yellowing again, under the blister of sun and alkali.
5
Summer is quite gone, and the yellowing leaves are drifting down everywhere.
6
I squatted on a broken seat of granite in the yellowing afternoon.
7
And they were poorly printed on cheap, yellowing paper with flimsy bindings.
8
The walls were plastered with ancient yellowing posters for bands and gigs.
9
The sharded edge of the break was a cleaner white, already yellowing.
10
The yellowing grain on the upland waved gently in the breeze.
11
They show sickly heaps of food: lumpy and yellowing in disposable styrofoam trays.
12
Into the yellowing material had been worked the story of Morat.
13
Constance picked up one and opened it at the yellowing title-page.
14
His tears were falling fast on the dulled and yellowing paper.
15
Then he crumpled into a limp huddle on the yellowing turf.
16
Here and there on birch and poplar fluttered a yellowing leaf.
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Frequent collocations
Translations for yellowing
Russian
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Yellowing through the time
Yellowing across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common