yellow

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amarillo

∗ adjective

yellow
[ˈjeləʊ]
sustantivo
1amarillo (m)
adjetivo
2amarillo(a) (in color)
  • to turn or go yellow -> amarillear, ponerse amarillo
  • yellow card -> tarjeta (f) amarilla (in soccer)
  • yellow fever (medicina) -> fiebre (f) amarilla
  • the yellow Pages® (comunicaciones) -> las páginas amarillas
  • the yellow River -> el río Amarillo or Huango Ho
3cagueta, gallina (familiar) (cowardly)
verbo intransitivo
4amarillear, ponerse amarillo(a)

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yellow [ye-lou]
adjetivo
1Amarillo, que es del color del oro, del limón, del latón, etc. 2.
  • To grow yellow -> amarillear
sustantivo
2Amarillo, color amarillo.
  • Chrome yellow -> amarillo de cromo, cromato de plomo
  • King’s yellow, oropimento. To become, to get, to gro -> o to turn yellow, ponerse amarillo
  • Yellow berries -> bayas persas, semillas del cambrón de que se hace uso en el tinte; pizacantas
  • Yellow-boy -> (Vulg.) guinea u otra moneda de oro
  • Yellow press -> prensa amarilla o sensacionalista
  • Yellow-bird -> (a) acanta de América
adjetivo
3vómito negro). (Estados Unidos) (m)
adjetivo
4 Colapto, pico grande del género Colaptes. (Estados Unidos)
  • Yellow-jacket -> avispa social del género Vespa, con rayas amarillas y cuya picadura es dolorosa
  • Yellow spot -> (a) mácula pequeña en el fondo del ojo, el sitio de la visión más aguda en todos los vertebrados; (b) mariposa americana con una mancha amarilla en las alas posteriores
  • Yellow-throat -> Curruca de Marilandia, de pecho y cuello amarillos
  • Yellow wood -> fustete, cloreta, xantóxilo
  • Yellow-lead -> albayalde calcinado
Rubio, dorado (hair). (b) La silvia amarilla, «pájaro del estío». (c) Chamariz u oropéndola (golden oriole). Yellow bunting, V. yellow-hammer. Yellow fever, fiebre amarilla (fa Se llama también Yellow Jack. Yellow-hammer, (a) verderol, emberizV. FLICKER.

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yellow [ˈjeləʊ]
adjective
yellower (comparative)yellowest (superlative)
1 (in colour) [+ribbon, paint, colour] amarillo; [+hair] rubio; [+teeth, fingers] amarillo; amarillento
to go turn yellowor volverse ponerse amarillo;or volverse ponerse amarillento;or
the whites of his eyes were turning yellow In this season, leaves turn yellow and fall Why do people with jaundice go yellow? protective cream to keep workers" complexions from turning yellow while handling TNT bananas change from being starchy and tasteless to a delicious soft, sweet flavour as their skin turns yellow
the fields were yellow with buttercups los campos estaban amarillos, llenos de ranúnculos; his fingers were yellow with nicotine tenía los dedos amarillos amarillentos de la nicotina;or
2 (by race) amarillo
3 (informal) (cowardly) gallina; (informal) miedica; (informal) cagueta; (very_informal)
to have a yellow streak ser un poco gallina miedica;or (informal)
he always did have a yellow streak
noun
1 (colour) amarillo; (m)
2 (yolk) yema; (f)
verb:intransitive
volverse amarillo; ponerse amarillo
the paper had yellowed with age el papel se había vuelto puesto amarillo con el paso del tiempo;or yellowing leaves/pages hojas amarillentas; (f)
the yellowing pages of the manuscript
verb:transitive
yellowed newspapers periódicos amarillentos (por el paso del tiempo); grass verges yellowed by weeks of sunshine la hierba seca y amarillenta al borde del camino tras semanas de sol
The white leather is yellowed, and half the satin lining is gone
modifier
yellow belly (informal) (n) gallina; (informal) (m) cagueta; (very_informal) (m)
yellow card (n) (Ftbl) tarjeta amarilla; (f)
yellow fever (n) fiebre amarilla; (f)
yellow line (n) línea amarilla (de estacionamiento limitado); (f)
a double yellow line una línea amarilla doble; a single yellow line una línea amarilla
yellow ochre (n) ocre amarillo; (m)
Yellow Pages ™ (n) (Telec) páginas amarillas; (f)
the yellow peril (informal) (n) la amenaza amarilla
the yellow press (n) la prensa amarilla; la prensa sensacionalista
the Yellow River (n) el río Amarillo
the Yellow Sea (n) el mar Amarillo
yellow wagtail (n) lavandera boyera; (f)

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Verb Conjugation for "yellow"

Imperative
  • yellow
  • you yellow
  • he/she yellows
  • we yellow
  • you yellow
  • they yellow
Preterite
  • I yellowed
  • you yellowed
  • he/she yellowed
  • we yellowed
  • you yellowed
  • they yellowed
Present Continuous
  • I am yellowing
  • you are yellowing
  • he/she is yellowing
  • we are yellowing
  • you are yellowing
  • they are yellowing
Present Perfect
  • I have yellowed
  • you have yellowed
  • he/she has yellowed
  • we have yellowed
  • you have yellowed
  • they have yellowed
Past Continuous
  • I was yellowing
  • you were yellowing
  • he/she was yellowing
  • we were yellowing
  • you were yellowing
  • they were yellowing
Past Perfect
  • I had yellowed
  • you had yellowed
  • he/she had yellowed
  • we had yellowed
  • you had yellowed
  • they had yellowed
Future
  • I will yellow
  • you will yellow
  • he/she will yellow
  • we will yellow
  • you will yellow
  • they will yellow
Future Perfect
  • I will have yellowed
  • you will have yellowed
  • he/she will have yellowed
  • we will have yellowed
  • you will have yellowed
  • they will have yellowed
Future Continuous
  • I will be yellowing
  • you will be yellowing
  • he/she will be yellowing
  • we will be yellowing
  • you will be yellowing
  • they will be yellowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been yellowing
  • you have been yellowing
  • he/she has been yellowing
  • we have been yellowing
  • you have been yellowing
  • they have been yellowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been yellowing
  • you will have been yellowing
  • he/she will have been yellowing
  • we will have been yellowing
  • you will have been yellowing
  • they will have been yellowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been yellowing
  • you had been yellowing
  • he/she had been yellowing
  • we had been yellowing
  • you had been yellowing
  • they had been yellowing
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