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Colour; multicoloured as opposed to black and white.

Color, appearance, or applause.

The color of the sky, indicating the current weather or time of day.

The colour of blood; a red, healthy flush or complexion.

A person's face, countenance, or facial appearance.

Gorgeous and dazzlingly beautiful, or related to romance and sex.

Bright and colorful, beautiful, or voluptuous.

Physical or sexual appeal; corporeality.

Spring scenery, or figuratively, an expression of joy on someone's face.

Color and luster; the surface appearance of an object regarding its hue, brightness, and reflectivity.

Festive lantern used as a decoration during festivals.

Colour blindness; a vision deficiency where one has reduced ability or inability to distinguish colors.

Bright and colorful; beautiful, voluptuous, or romantic.

To print in color; or to photocopy in color.

Colour television; a TV set capable of displaying colour images.

Autumn scenery; the colors and landscape of autumn.

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有色人種有色人种

People of color; non-white racial groups.

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花腔女高音

Coloratura soprano.

To match or suit; to coordinate or look good together.

Red; the color of fresh blood and one of the primary colors.

Blue; the color of a clear sky and one of the primary colors.

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Colourful, multicoloured, or having a wide variety of colours.

Simple, plain, and unsophisticated.

Multicolored clouds, now primarily used as a character in personal names.

Light or pale in color.

Brown; the color of a tree trunk or coffee beans.

Colour, hue, or shade; also refers to a characteristic quality or flavour.

To dye, as in coloring fabric or hair by soaking it in dye.

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Bronze; a dark, glowing skin tone from sunbathing, or the color of old bronze.

Dazzling; of light, so bright that it hurts or irritates the eyes.