tinge

tinge
tin‹
noun
(a trace, or slight amount, of a colour: Her hair had a tinge of red.) tinte, matiz
tinge
tr[tɪnʤ]
noun
1 tinte nombre masculino, matiz nombre femenino
transitive verb
1 teñir
tinge ['tɪnʤ] vt, tinged ; tingeing or tinging ['tɪnʤɪŋ] tint: matizar, teñir ligeramente
tinge n
1) tint: matiz m, tinte m sutil
2) touch: dejo m, sensación f ligera
tinge
n.
dejo s.m.
gustillo s.m.
matiz s.m.
tinte s.m.
v.
dar sabor a v.
matizar v.
teñir v.

I tɪndʒ
noun
a) (of color) tinte m, matiz m
b) (hint) dejo m, matiz m

II
transitive verb (usu pass)
a) (color)

to be tinged WITH something — estar* matizado de algo

b) (temper)

to be tinged WITH something: words tinged with bitterness — palabras con un dejo or matiz de amargura

[tɪndʒ]
1. N
1) [of colour] tinte m , matiz m
2) (fig) [of irony, sadness] deje m , matiz m

a tinge of nostalgia — cierta nostalgia

not without a tinge of regret — no sin cierto arrepentimiento

2. VT
1) (lit) teñir, matizar (with de)
2) (fig) matizar (with de)

pleasure tinged with sadness — placer m matizado or no exento de tristeza

* * *

I [tɪndʒ]
noun
a) (of color) tinte m, matiz m
b) (hint) dejo m, matiz m

II
transitive verb (usu pass)
a) (color)

to be tinged WITH something — estar* matizado de algo

b) (temper)

to be tinged WITH something: words tinged with bitterness — palabras con un dejo or matiz de amargura


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