Mellowed Meaning in English
word · lemma: mellow
ˈmɛɫoʊd
MEL-ohd
mˈɛləʊd
MEL-ohd
Definición
Having become more gentle, relaxed, or less harsh over time, often used to describe a person, mood, or taste.
Uso & Matices
Usually used in informal or semi-formal contexts. Common collocations: 'mellowed with age,' 'mellowed wine,' or 'mellowed personality.' Implies improvement or softening over time. Can describe people, moods, music, or flavors.
Spanish: suavizado - calmadoPortuguese (BR): suavizado - amadurecidoPortuguese (PT): suavizado - amadurecidoChinese (Simplified): 变得温和 - 变得柔和Chinese (Traditional): 變得溫和 - 變得柔和Hindi: शांत हो गया - नरम हो गयाArabic: أصبح أكثر هدوءاً - أصبح أكثر لطفاًBengali: নরম হয়ে গেছে - কোমল হয়ে গেছেRussian: смягчился - стал мягчеJapanese: 穏やかになった - 円熟したVietnamese: dịu lại - trở nên êm dịuKorean: 부드러워졌다 - 누그러졌다Turkish: yumuşadı - olgunlaştıUrdu: نرم ہوگیا - ملائم ہوگیاIndonesian: menjadi lembut - menjadi tenang
Oraciones de Ejemplo
His attitude has mellowed over the years.
basic
The cheese has mellowed and now tastes wonderful.
basic
She mellowed after talking to her friend.
basic
The once strict manager has really mellowed since retirement.
natural
After a few years in the sun, the color of the wood has mellowed nicely.
natural
He used to be hot-tempered, but he’s really mellowed out lately.
natural