English to Polish Meaning of cerise - wiśniowy


Cerise :
wiśniowy

wiśniowy

wiśniowy

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Definitions of cerise in English
Noun(1) a red the color of ripe cherries
Adjective(1) of a color at the end of the color spectrum (next to orange
Examples of cerise in English
(1) a shade of vivid cerise(2) They are grown for the beautiful colours of their foliage: lemony green, pink, plum, cerise , chocolate, russet and flame.(3) Its two theatres - the Lyric and the Quays - are decorated in deep purple and deep cerise respectively, with lobbies in vibrant orange.(4) Its common name, star cluster, refers to the myriad little florets that combine to form the main flower, in shades of pink, mauve, white and cerise .(5) Now, am I wrong to think that an argument between a boy and a girl over the difference between pink and cerise is the very definition of futility?(6) This year, the cerise and magenta pelagoniums I bought have all turned out to be bright red and wrecked my colour scheme (which was to have been plum, purple, cream and cerise / magenta).(7) Containers are planted with geraniums and petunias in Ann's favorite colors - pink, lavender, and cerise .(8) The camellia family displays pinks in all their many shades, from coral to dark cerise .(9) Poor Miss Fiorentini was left with microphone outstretched, her complexion rapidly turning the same colour as her Sunday-best jacket - bright cerise - and for once she was speechless.(10) Everyone has a different idea of what is meant by colours such as apricot, cherry, peach, cerise or carmine.(11) A lot of that has gone now, and hydrangeas come in all sorts of colours and not a few different designs, covering the whole spectrum from a dark navy-blue right through to pure white, on to pink and out the other side in a deep cerise .(12) We were driving around Speyside the other day looking for bonny purple heather and found that the hillsides were blanketed with the dull cerise of willow-herb.(13) There was a fabulous show of colour with pink, fuchsia, cerise and many shades of green standing out.(14) Its pinky-mauve flowers striped with cerise bloom in May and June on the previous season's wood, and again in August and September on this year's wood.(15) The Hat Box collection at Debenhams in Davygate starts at Ôö¼├║15 too, with a selection of classic straw styles in a rainbow of colours from cerise to cream.(16) a bright cerise suit
(1) wedding ceremony ::
ślub
(2) opening ceremony ::
Ceremonia otwarcia
(3) graduation ceremony ::
Ceremonia ukończenia
(4) award ceremony ::
Ceremonia wręczenia nagród
(5) marriage ceremony ::
Ceremonia zaślubin
(6) tea ceremony ::
herbaciana Ceremonia
(7) awards ceremony ::
ceremonia wręczenia nagród
(8) master of ceremony ::
mistrz ceremonii
(9) funeral ceremony ::
Ceremonia pogrzebowa
(10) religious ceremony ::
Ceremonia religijna
Synonyms
Adjective
1. cherry-red ::
wiśniowo-czerwony
2. ruby-red ::
rubinowo czerwony
3. blood-red ::
krwistoczerwony
4. crimson ::
karmazynowy
5. carmine ::
karmin
6. scarlet ::
szkarłat
7. cherry ::
wiśnia
8. ruby ::
rubin
9. red ::
czerwony
10. reddish ::
czerwonawy
11. ruddy ::
rumiany
Noun
13. cherry ::
wiśnia
Different Forms
cerise
English to Polish Dictionary: cerise

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