Greenish Meaning in English

word

US

ˈɡɹinɪʃ

GREEN-ish

UK

ɡɹˈiːnɪʃ

GREEN-ish

التعريف

Slightly green in color, or having a hint or touch of green. Used to describe something that is not fully green.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

'Greenish' is informal and often used to describe objects, plants, liquids, or even light. It suggests an in-between or uncertain color—more green than anything else, but not purely green. Commonly appears with colors: 'greenish blue', 'greenish gray'. Avoid for strong or pure green.

• Spanish: verdoso
• Portuguese (BR): esverdeado
• Portuguese (PT): esverdeado
• Chinese (Simplified): 带绿色的 - 稍带绿色的
• Chinese (Traditional): 帶綠色的 - 稍帶綠色的
• Hindi: हरियाली जैसा - कुछ हरा
• Arabic: مائل إلى الأخضر
• Bengali: সবুজাভ - সবুজানুরূপ
• Russian: зеленоватый
• Japanese: 緑がかった
• Vietnamese: hơi xanh lá cây - xanh xanh
• Korean: 초록빛의 - 녹색을 띤
• Turkish: yeşilimsi
• Urdu: ہلکا سبز - سبز مائل
• Indonesian: kehijauan

جمل نموذجية

The frog is greenish in color, not bright green.

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The water in the lake looked greenish yesterday.

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She bought a greenish dress for the party.

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The sky turned a bit greenish before the storm hit.

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I love her greenish eyes—they look so unique.

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The soup had a strange, greenish tint, so I didn't eat it.

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