الإنجليزية - التركية
تعريف the colors في الإنجليزية التركية القاموس.
- colors
- {i} renkliler
- colors
- bayrak
- colors
- (Bilgisayar) renk
Gökkuşağı yedi renklidir.
-The rainbow has seven colors.
Gök kuşağında kaç tane renk görüyorsun?
-How many colors do you see in the rainbow?
- colors
- renkli
Gökkuşağı yedi renklidir.
-The rainbow has seven colors.
- colors
- renkler
Tepe sonbahar renkleri ile parlıyor.
-The hill glows with autumnal colors.
Tom evinde koyu renklerden hoşlanmaz.
-Tom doesn't like dark colors in his home.
- Colors
- (isim) Elvan
- colors
- {i} sancak
- colors
- (Askeri) BAYRAK; SANCAK: Bknz. "color"
المصطلحات ذات الصلة
الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية
تعريف the colors في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.
- colors
- The morning ceremony of raising the flag
- colors
- Third-person singular simple present indicative form of color
- colors
- plural form of color
- colors
- The flag of a nation or team
The colors were raised over the new territory.
- colors
- Gang insignia
Both of the perpetrators were wearing colors.
- colors
- {n} a banner, flag, streamer, victory, honor
- colors
- Daily Ceremonies for raising and lowering the flag
- colors
- In addition to letters, Greek organizations are also identified by their colors Zeta Nu's colors are navy blue and pure white The colors of a Greek organization become themselves as readily identifiable with the organization as the letters themselves
- colors
- In 1927, the National Convention in Oakland, CA selected green and gold as the official Federation colors--green to symbolize victory, growth, activity and strength; gold to represent the sun, faith and fruitfulness
- colors
- a flag that shows its nationality a distinguishing emblem; "his tie proclaimed his school colors
- colors
- plural of color
- colors
- n A classification of tiles consisting of three tiles They are red, green, and white, bearing the characters chung, fat, and bo (or often none at all in the last case), respectively Generally called Dragons by westerners
- colors
- The national and regimental or armorial flags carried by dismounted organizations (such as a color guard) Hence, the national color for Army and Marine Corps regiments is the U S flag The term also applies to the national ensign flown aboard a naval vessel
- colors
- Purple, green and gold are instantly recognizable as Carnival colors Purple stands for justice, green signifies faith, and gold denotes power
- colors
- Color plays an import part in the designation of seasons and feasts in the Episcopal Church Each church season has a color associated with it Advent is purple (the color of preparation and penitence) or Marian Blue (in honor of Mary), Christmas is white (the color celebration), Epiphany is green (the color of growth; growth of the gospel message from Jew to Gentile - re: the three Wise Men), Lent is purple, Easter is white, and the season after Pentecost is green (for the growth of the church) Weddings and funerals are usually occasions for white (the color of celebration) while Pentecost Sunday and ordinations are red, to signify the presence of the Holy Spirit Black is occasionally used one day a year -- Good Friday
- colors
- (illustrated)
- colors
- National flag or ensignia flown from mast or sternpost
- colors
- For the significance of colors used on maps, see the table under Symbols
- colors
- a flag that shows its nationality
- colors
- By combining foreground and background colors with sufficient contrast, visitors with color deficits will be able to see your pages more easily
- colors
- a distinguishing emblem; "his tie proclaimed his school colors"
- colors
- The national flag and or other flags
- colors
- - A flag or banner, distinctively colored, used to mark military headquarters, hospitals, or other locations or to identify particular bodies of troops
- colors
- the official pair or triad of colors that represent a specific Greek organization Beta Theta Pi's colors are delicate shades of pink and blue
- colors
- third-person singular of color
- colors
- {i} flag or banner; combination of colors (on a badge, uniform, etc.); personality, character (also colours)
- colors
- Since fabrics, such as banners and vestments, have to be some color or the other, the historic Church has taken advantage of this fact and has used color to set the theme of worship Color usage was more diverse in the past, mainly because dyes were expensive and it wasn’t as easy as it is today to get fabric in any color In modern times, we’ve developed the following general consensus
المصطلحات ذات الصلة
the colors
الواصلة
the col·orsالتركية النطق
dhi kʌlırzالنطق
/ᴛʜē ˈkələrz/ /ðiː ˈkʌlɜrz/
Resimler
فيديوهات
... visitors who enjoy strolling around and reveling in the colors romans atmosphere ...
... And, I've had lots of different colors and designs. ...
السابق
المفضلات