dyed
word · lemma: dye
Definition
Describes something (usually hair, fabric, or material) that has had its color changed by adding a special color substance (dye).
Usage & Nuances
Mainly used as the past participle/adjective for hair or fabrics, e.g., 'dyed hair.' Often specifies the new color, e.g., 'dyed red.' Not to be confused with 'died' (past of 'die').
Spanish: teñidoPortuguese (BR): tingidoPortuguese (PT): tingidoChinese (Simplified): 染过的Chinese (Traditional): 染過的Hindi: रंगा हुआArabic: مصبوغBengali: রাঙানো - রঙিন (রং করা হয়েছে এমন)Russian: окрашенный - покрашенныйJapanese: 染めたVietnamese: nhuộmKorean: 염색한Turkish: boyalıUrdu: رنگا ہواIndonesian: diwarnai
Example Sentences
She has dyed hair.
basic
The shirt was dyed blue.
basic
His hands are dyed with ink.
basic
She dyed her hair purple last weekend.
natural
I love how these dyed fabrics look so vibrant.
natural
Those eggs are dyed for the festival every year.
natural