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English Vocabulary in Use, deel 2

64 all the colours of the rainbow

Jaar 3 (hbo)

pitch black = intensely black, used about darkness, night
pitch = tar
jet black = intensely black, used about hair, eyes
jet = semi-precious stone
scarlet = brilliant red, the colour of traditional British letter boxes
crimson = strong deep red
shocking pink = an extremely bright pink
ginger = orangy red, used about hair and cats
navy = dark blue, used about clothes, not eyes
turquoise = greenish blue, used about fabrics, paint, sea, not about eyes, semi-precious stone
lime = a bright yellowish green
beige= a light creamy brown
mousy= a light not very interesting brown, used only about hair
chestnut= a deep reddish brown, used about hair and horses
auburn = a red-brown colour, usually used about hair
primary colours = red, blue, yellow
mauve = pale purple
strong colours = opposite of pale colours
pastel colours = pale shades
vivid colours = strong, bright colours: scarlet, turquoise
harsh colours = unpleasantly strong
fluorescent = bright colours which seem to glow in the dark
electric = bright blues or greens
tinge of = contains a very slight shade of
monochrome = only (shades of) one colour
y/ish = colour is partly present
scarlet = bright red
to feel blue = depression
blue movie = pornographic movie
blue joke = indecently sexual joke
blue-collar workers= physical or unskilled
to see red = to be very angry
red alert, red flag = danger
red carpet (treatment), a red-letter day = with special importance
red point of view = left-wing politics
to look green, to go/turn green = to be nauseous, seasick, vomit
to turn green with envy = to become extremely envious
green tourism, the green party= to care for the environment
black future= a (depressing) future without hope
as black as thunder = angry
black market, black mark, black sheep (of the family)= illegality or incorrectness
grey area = lack of clarity
grey matter/cells =brains
white as snow, whiter than white =purity
white as a sheet =pale
white knuckle =terrifying
white-collar workers =office workers
black and white film =old film
a black look= an expression on your face that is full of anger and hate
in the black= not in debt
in the red =in debt
white lie =a lie that is told in order to be polite or to stop someone from being upset by the truth
white-water= water in a river that flows quickly and has a lot of bubbles
white goods= large electrical goods for the house, such as cookers and washing machines
be like a red rag to a bull =to be certain to produce an angry or violent reaction
blue with cold =slightly blue because of the cold
ruby =red (semi-)precious stone
emerald= green (semi-)precious stone
jade =green (semi-)precious stone
amber= orangy yellow (semi-)precious stone
sapphire= blue (semi-)precious stone
coral= red (semi-)precious stone, pastel

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English Vocabulary in Use, deel 2

64 all the colours of the rainbow