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10 Language-to-English DictionariesColorido
Pronunciation / Transliteration: ko.loˈɾidu
"A festa era muito colorida."
Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
Describing something that is filled with color or has a vibrant appearance.
"The artist used colorato paints to bring the canvas to life." - 2
Used to describe something that is colorful or bright.
"The festival was a colorato celebration with decorations everywhere."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The word 'colorato' is derived from the Italian verb 'colorare', which means 'to color'. It traces back to Latin 'colorare', from 'color', meaning 'color'. The term has evolved in usage to describe something that is filled with color or vibrant.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Colorato" is said worldwide
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Coloré
Transliteration: ko.lo.re
"Le tableau était très coloré."
Bunt
Transliteration: bʊnt
"Die Feier war sehr bunt."
Colorato
Transliteration: ko.loˈra.to
"Il dipinto era molto colorato."
Colorido
Transliteration: ko.loˈɾi.ðo
"El mural era muy colorido."
Colorido
Transliteration: ko.loˈɾidu
"A festa era muito colorida."
रंगीन
Transliteration: rangeen
"उत्सव बहुत रंगीन था।"
多彩的
Transliteration: duōcǎi de
"这个节日非常多彩。"
다채로운
Transliteration: dachae-ro-un
"축제는 다채로웠습니다."
カラフルな
Transliteration: karafuru na
"お祭りはカラフルでした。"
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