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51pink — plunksninis gvazdikas statusas T sritis vardynas apibrėžtis Gvazdikinių šeimos dekoratyvinis augalas (Dianthus plumarius), paplitęs vidurio ir pietų Europoje. atitikmenys: lot. Dianthus plumarius angl. clove pink; common pink; cottage pink;… …
52pink — I [[t]pɪŋk[/t]] n. adj. er, est 1) a color varying from light crimson to pale reddish purple 2) pln any of several plants of the genus Dianthus, as the clove pink or carnation Compare pink family 3) pln the flower of such a plant; carnation 4)… …
53pink — I. noun Etymology: Middle English, from Middle Dutch pinke Date: 15th century a ship with a narrow overhanging stern called also pinkie II. noun Etymology: origin unknown Date: 1573 1. any of a genus (Dianthus of the family Caryophyllaceae, the… …
54Pink M — Infobox TV channel name=Pink M logofile=PINK m.jpg logosize= 250px launch= 2002 share= share as of= share source= country= flagcountry|Montenegro owner= RTV Pink International former names= web= [http://www.rtvpink.com/pinkm/… …
55pink — pink1 [ pıŋk ] adjective ** 1. ) between red and white in color. If something is similar to this color, you can say that it is a pinkish or pinky color: His cheeks turned pink with embarrassment. She was wearing a bright pink dress. pinkish gray… …
56pink — English has three distinct words pink. The colour term [18] appears to have come, by a bizarre series of twists, from an early Dutch word meaning ‘small’. This was pinck (source also of the colloquial English pinkie ‘little finger’ [19]). It was… …
57pink — pink1 adjective 1》 of a colour intermediate between red and white, as of coral or salmon. 2》 informal, often derogatory left wing. 3》 of or associated with homosexuals: the pink economy. noun 1》 pink colour, pigment, or material. ↘(also… …
58pink — 1 adjective 1 pale red: a wedding cake with pink and white icing | The western sky was glowing pink. 2 (only before noun) a word used to talk about homosexual people: a campaign aimed at the pink consumer see also: be tickled pink tickle 1 (3) 2… …
59pink — English has three distinct words pink. The colour term [18] appears to have come, by a bizarre series of twists, from an early Dutch word meaning ‘small’. This was pinck (source also of the colloquial English pinkie ‘little finger’ [19]). It was… …
60pink — розовый pink bollworm розовый коробочный червь хлопчатника shell pink розовый цвет с желтоватым отливом pink discoloration появление розовых пятен parlour pink «розовый», салонный радикал pink champagne розовое шампанское …
