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Colors · English

Basic colors and shades

A1 · 16 wordsA2 · 21 words

A1

blackadjective

I have a black bag.

blueadjective

She wears a blue coat.

brightadjective

The walls are painted bright yellow.

colornoun

What color do you want for the walls?

colorfuladjective

The market is very colorful.

darkadjective

She prefers dark colors.

grayadjective

His hair is turning gray.

greenadjective

The grass is green.

lightadjective

He wears light blue pants.

orangeadjective

She wears an orange jacket.

paleadjective

She looks pale today.

pinkadjective

The dress is pink.

purpleadjective

The flower is purple.

redadjective

The car is red.

whiteadjective

The doctor wears a white coat.

yellowadjective

The sun is yellow.

A2 · Premium

auburnadjective

She has long auburn hair.

beigeadjective

The walls are painted beige.

brownadjective

I bought brown boots.

carameladjective

The cat has caramel fur.

charcoaladjective

The charcoal gray sofa looks smart.

cobaltadjective

The cobalt blue is striking.

creamadjective

The curtains are cream colored.

crimsonadjective

He saw a crimson sunset.

emeraldadjective

The lake looks emerald in the sun.

goldadjective

She has gold earrings.

ivoryadjective

The wedding dress was ivory.

lilacadjective

She loves lilac flowers.

magentaadjective

The ink is bright magenta.

maroonadjective

The jumper is maroon.

navyadjective

He wears a navy suit.

oliveadjective

He bought an olive green jacket.

scarletadjective

She wore a scarlet coat.

silveradjective

His new bike is silver.

tealadjective

She chose a teal handbag.

transparentadjective

The glass is completely transparent.

turquoiseadjective

She painted the wall turquoise.

Frequently asked

How many English words does the “Colors” topic cover?

37 words, each with a translation and an example sentence: A1 — 16, A2 — 21.

Which “Colors” words should I learn first?

With the A1 list: black, blue, bright, color, colorful, dark, gray, green, light, orange. The full level is on this page.

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