Übersetzungen für „yellowy“ im Englisch » Polnisch-Wörterbuch

I . yellow [ˈjeləʊ, Am -loʊ] ADJ

1. yellow (colour):

yellow

żółty

2. yellow abw (cowardly):

yellow

tchórzliwy

II . yellow [ˈjeləʊ, Am -loʊ] SUBST kein Pl

1. yellow (colour):

yellow

[kolor] żółty m

2. yellow AM of egg:

yellow

żółtko nt

III . yellow [ˈjeləʊ, Am -loʊ] VERB intr

yellow

żółknąć [perf z-]

willowy [ˈwɪləʊi, Am -loʊi] ADJ

willowy person:

willowy

smukły

I . bellow [ˈbeləʊ, Am -loʊ] VERB trans

bellow

wykrzykiwać [perf wykrzyczeć]

II . bellow [ˈbeləʊ, Am -loʊ] VERB intr

1. bellow (roar):

bellow

ryczeć [perf za-]

2. bellow (shout):

bellow

ryczeć [perf ryknąć]

III . bellow [ˈbeləʊ, Am -loʊ] SUBST

bellow

ryk m

I . mellow [ˈmeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

1. mellow (relaxed):

mellow

odprężony

2. mellow (tipsy):

mellow

podchmielony

3. mellow (not harsh):

mellow

łagodny

mellow colour, voice

ciepły

mellow fruit, wine

dojrzały

II . mellow [ˈmeləʊ, Am -oʊ] VERB intr

1. mellow (become less severe):

mellow

łagodnieć [perf z-]

2. mellow (become smooth):

mellow

dojrzewać [perf dojrzeć]

mellow colour, sound

nabierać [perf nabrać] ciepłych odcieni

3. mellow (relax):

mellow

odprężać [perf odprężyć] się

III . mellow [ˈmeləʊ, Am -oʊ] VERB trans

mellow person

ułagodzić

mellow views, approach

łagodzić [perf z-]

I . fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] SUBST

1. fellow ugs (man):

fellow

chłop m

2. fellow form (colleague):

fellow

kompan m

3. fellow Brit (member):

fellow

członek m

II . fellow [ˈfeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

a fellow student

kolega m ze studiów

a fellow feeling for sb

sympatia f do kogoś

bellows [ˈbeləʊz, Am -loʊz] SUBST Pl TECH

bellows

miech m

yellowish [ˈjeləʊɪʃ, Am -loʊ-] ADJ

yellowish

żółtawy

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Englisch

They have yellowy brown; adnate gills underneath the cap.

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They're red with white pale yellowy spots.

www.abc.net.au

The bill was more sharply decurved than the former species and had a small yellowy spot near the base (on the operculum).

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Scattered along the section of beach were clear plastic bags of a yellowy powder, possibly milk powder.

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The smoking procedure dyes the edge of the fish fillets a yellowy orange.

www.hospitalitymagazine.com.au

Red blood cells, because they carry oxygen, were seen as more important than plasma, a yellowy fluid which contains clotting agents.

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One approach is to use injections of donated plasma (the yellowy fluid left when the red blood cells are removed from blood).

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A communal cup is dipped into a vat of the yellowy looking stuff.

www.telegraph.co.uk

It cuts the colors and costs $20 less, but still offers color-tunability, letting you dial between warm, yellowy tones and hot, bluish-white ones.

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The oxidized iron makes the sand stand out in a brilliant reddish-orange, but under different light conditions, hues range from fire-engine red to a subtle pink or yellowy-beige.

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