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amoratado
-purplish
,bruised
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amoratado
Past participle ofamoratarse.

amoratado

An adjective is a word that describes a noun (e.g., the big dog).
adjective
a. purplish
Tiene un color amoratado, similar al de las moras.It's purplish in color, similar to the color of mulberries.
a. bruised
El hombre golpeado tenía los brazos y las piernas amoratadas.The man who'd been beaten up had bruised arms and legs.
b. black
¿Por qué tienes el ojo amoratado? - Ayer me peleé.How did you get that black eye? - I got into a fight yesterday.
c. black and blue
Los rivales eran agresivos. Me dejaron las piernas amoratadas.Our opponents were aggressive. My legs ended up black and blue.
a. blue
Saqué la mano del agua fría y tenía los dedos amoratados.When I took my hand out of the cold water, my fingers were blue.
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