White as snow Meaning in English
expression
ˈhwaɪt/, /ˈwaɪt/ /ˈæz/, /ˈɛz/ /ˈsnoʊ
WYTE-az-SNOH
wˈaɪt/ /ˈæs/ /snˈəʊ
WYTE-az-SNOH
Definition
Used to describe something extremely white in color, like pure snow. It can also be used for things that are very clean or innocent.
Usage & Nuances
This is a poetic or descriptive phrase, often used in stories or to emphasize cleanliness, innocence, or pure whiteness. Commonly appears as a simile: 'Her dress was white as snow.' Not used to describe off-white or dull whites.
Spanish: blanco como la nievePortuguese (BR): branco como a nevePortuguese (PT): branco como a neveChinese (Simplified): 像雪一样白Chinese (Traditional): 像雪一樣白Hindi: बिल्कुल बर्फ जैसा सफेदArabic: أبيض كالثلجBengali: তুষারের মতো সাদাRussian: белый как снегJapanese: 雪のように白いVietnamese: trắng như tuyếtKorean: 눈처럼 하얀Turkish: kar gibi beyazUrdu: برف کی طرح سفیدIndonesian: putih seperti salju
Example Sentences
Her shirt was white as snow after washing.
basic
The new paint made the walls white as snow.
basic
Her teeth are white as snow.
basic
He looked so pale, his face was white as snow.
natural
After the heavy snowfall, the whole town was white as snow.
natural
You should see her wedding dress—it's white as snow!
natural