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English

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Adjective

blue (comparative bluer, superlative bluest)

  1. Of the colour blue.
  2. (colloquial) Depressed, melancholic.
  3. (British colloquial) (of a film, etc) Pornographic.

Translations

of the colour blue

  • Italian: (dark blue) blu m, f and plural; (sky blue) azzurro m, azzurra f
  • Japanese: 青い (あおい, aoi)
  • Javanese: biru
  • Latin: caeruleus m, caerulea f, caeruleum n
  • Latvian: zils
  • Macedonian: сина
  • Norwegian: blåfarge
  • Persian: آبی (ābi)
  • Polish: niebieski, (sky blue) błękit
  • Portuguese: azul
  • Russian: синий, (light blue) голубой
  • Serbian: plava
  • Slovak: belasý, modrý
  • Slovene: moder m, modra f, modro n
  • Spanish: azul, (light blue) celeste
  • Swedish: blå
  • Tok Pisin: blu
  • Turkish: mavi
  • Vietnamese: xanh (blue or green), xanh lam
  • Welsh: glas


colloquial: depressed

  • Dutch: teneergeslagen, depressief, depressieve
  • Finnish: alakuloinen


colloquial: pornographic

Finnish: pornografinen


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Noun

blue (plural blues)

  1. The colour of the clear sky or the deep sea, between green and violet in the visible spectrum, and one of the primary additive colours for transmitted light; the colour obtained by subtracting red and green from white light using magenta and cyan filters.
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See also

Translations

colour/color

  • Albanian: kaltërt
  • Breton: glas
  • Catalan: blau m
  • Chinese: 蓝色 (lánsè)
  • Czech: modř
  • Danish: blå
  • Dutch: blauw n
  • Esperanto: blu
  • Estonian: sinine
  • Finnish: sininen, sini (oldfashioned, in compounds)
  • French: bleu m
  • Frisian: blau
  • German: Blau n
  • Greek: μπλε (ble)
  • Hebrew: כחול /kahol'/
  • Hungarian: kék
  • Icelandic: blár
  • Indonesian: biru
  • Irish: gorm
  • Italian: (dark blue) blu m; (sky blue) azzurro m
  • Japanese: (あお, ao)
  • Latin: caerulus
  • Latvian: zils
  • Macedonian: сина
  • Norwegian: blåfarge
  • Persian: آبی (ābi)
  • Polish: niebieski, (sky blue) błękit
  • Portuguese: azul
  • Russian: синий (sinij), (light blue) голубой (goluboj)
  • Serbian: plava
  • Slovak: modrá e.g. berlínska modrá
  • Slovene: modra f
  • Spanish: azul, (light blue) celeste
  • Swedish: blå
  • Turkish: mavi
  • Vietnamese: xanh (blue or green), xanh lam
  • Welsh: glas


Derived terms

pt:blue

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