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mentir
mentira, mienta, mentirle, yacen, acuesto, se encuentran
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color
noun
1. a visual attribute of things that results from the light they emit or transmit or reflect.
The artist carefully selected the colors for her painting, considering how they would interact with each other on the canvas.
El artista seleccionó cuidadosamente los colores para su pintura, considerando cómo se interactuarían entre sí en la tela.
2. interest and variety and intensity.
The vibrant color of the festival added excitement to the atmosphere, drawing in crowds from all over the city.
El vivo colorido del festival agregó emoción al ambiente, atraído a multitudes desde todos los rincones de la ciudad.
3. the timbre of a musical sound.
The violinist's unique color gave her music an unmistakable character, setting her apart from other performers.
El violinista única tono le dio a su música un carácter inconfundible, lo que la separó de otros intérpretes.
4. an outward or token appearance or form that is deliberately misleading.
The salesman's color, a fancy suit and a charming smile, was meant to distract from the low quality of the product he was trying to sell.
El color del vendedor, un traje elegante y una sonrisa encantadora, estaba destinado a distraer de la baja calidad del producto que intentaba vender.
5. any material used for its color.
The artist mixed a range of colors on her palette to create a vibrant sunset effect in her painting.
La artista mezcló una variedad de colores en su paleta para crear un efecto puesta solar vibrante en su pintura.
6. (physics) the characteristic of quarks that determines their role in the strong interaction.
In quantum chromodynamics, the color charge of a quark is responsible for its interactions with other particles in the strong nuclear force.
En la cromodinámica cuántica, el cargo de color de un quark es responsable de sus interacciones con otras partículas en la fuerza nuclear fuerte.
7. the appearance of objects (or light sources) described in terms of a person's perception of their hue and lightness (or brightness) and saturation.
The artist used a wide range of colors on her canvas, from vibrant blues to deep purples, to create a mesmerizing portrait.
La artista utilizó un amplio rango de colores en su lienzo, desde los vibrantes azules hasta los purpúreos profundos, para crear un retrato hipnótico.
