yellowish

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English - Turkish
{s} sarımtırak
{s} sarımsı

Eğer orkidenin sarımsı yaprakları varsa, bu onun uygun olmayan bir yere koyulduğu anlamına gelir. - If your orchid has yellowish leaves, it means that it was placed in inappropriate location.

sarıca

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yellow
{i} sarı

Bahçe güzel sarı çiçeklerle doluydu. - The garden was full of beautiful yellow flowers.

Amerika Birleşik Devletleri'nde okul minibüsleri sarıdır. - In the United States, school buses are yellow.

yellowish green
(Bilgisayar) sarımsı yeşil
yellowish brown
sarımsı kahverengi
yellow
(Tıp) Rengi sararmış
yellow
{s} sararmış

Piyanonun tuşları yaşı nedeniyle sararmış. - The keys of the piano are yellow due to age.

Çok fazla sigara içmekten, dişleri sararmış. - His teeth are yellow from smoking too much.

yellow
{i} sarılık
yellow
{f} sararmak
yellow
{s} k.dili. ödlek, korkak
yellow
saratmak
yellow
sarı renk

Oğlumun lastik ördeği sarı renklidir. - My son's rubber duck is yellow.

Bizim yeşil, mavi ve sarı renkli çizmelerimiz var. - We have the boots in green, blue and yellow.

yellow
ödlek
yellow
sarılı

Güneş sarıdır. Bu sizin bakış açınıza bağlı. Ben sarılığın güneşli olduğu fikrindeyim. - The sun is yellow. That depends on your perspective. I am of the opinion that yellowness is sunny.

luteous
portakal gibi sarı
yellow
korkak
yellow
{s} kıskanç
yellow
yumurta sarısı

Yumurta sarısı omleti yapıyorum. Biraz ister misin? - I'm making an egg yellows omelet. Do you want some?

yellow
{s} sansasyon yaratan
yellow
{f} sarartmak
yellow
namussuz
yellow
sarı boya

Mavi boyayı sarı boyayla karıştır. - Blend the blue paint with the yellow paint.

yellow
kıskaçlı
yellow
yellow atrophy tıb
yellow
karaciğeri sarartan tehli
yellow
heyacan yaratan kıskanç
yellow
sarı renkli

Oğlumun lastik ördeği sarı renklidir. - My son's rubber duck is yellow.

Bizim yeşil, mavi ve sarı renkli çizmelerimiz var. - We have the boots in green, blue and yellow.

yellow
haset
luteous
(sıfat) yeşilimsi sarı renkli
luteous
{s} yeşilimsi sarı renkli
luteous
açık veya orta koyulukta yeşilimsi sarı renkli
xanthic
(Tıp) Sarı
xanthic
(Tıp) Ksantine ait
English - English
{a} tending or approaching to yellow
Somewhat yellow; as, amber is of a yellowish color
Somewhat yellow (in colour)
{s} somewhat yellow
similar to the color of an egg yolk
Something that is yellowish is slightly yellow in colour. a small yellowish cauliflower. slightly yellow
xanthic
luteous

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