colours
Pronunciation: [ˈkʌləz]
Word
Context: "similarity"
(noun) the different shades or hues that we see, like red, blue, or green. Colours help us describe things and make them look beautiful.
Example
The colours of the rainbow are so bright and cheerful.
Example
The painting looked dull because it had very few colours.
Example
What are your favorite colours in the rainbow?
Context: "games"
(noun) sometimes, colours are used in games or sports to team up players. Different colours can show which team someone is on.
Example
In the game, we wore our team colours proudly.
Example
They didn't know which team to join because there were no colours to identify them.
Example
What are the team colours for the soccer match?
Context: "expression"
(verb) to change something by adding colour to it, like drawing or painting. This means you make something more lively and creative.
Example
She loves to colour pictures with bright crayons.
Example
He didn't colour his drawing at all, so it looked plain.
Example
Can you colour the picture with your favorite colours?
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