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purple
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púrpura
morado, color púrpura, violeta, lila
purple
The sunset in the tropics began to purple, casting a warm glow over the beach.
El atardecer en los trópicos comenzó a tornarse púrpura, proyectando un resplandor cálido sobre la playa.
2. Color purple.
The artist decided to purple the entire canvas with a bold, vibrant shade of grape.
El artista decidió pintar toda la tela con un tono audaz y vibrante de uva.
purple
noun
1. A purple color or pigment.
The artist mixed a few drops of purple with white paint to create a unique shade for her portrait.
El artista mezcló un par de gotas de púrpura con la pintura blanca para crear un tono único para su retrato.
2. Of imperial status.
The Roman Emperor wore the purple robe of office to signify his imperial authority and majesty during official ceremonies.
El emperador romano llevaba el manto púrpura de la oficina para significar su autoridad y majestad imperiales durante los actos oficiales.
purple
adjective
1. Of a color intermediate between red and blue.
The lavender flowers in my garden have a lovely purple hue that attracts butterflies to their sweet nectar.
Las flores de lavanda en mi jardín tienen un hermoso matiz purpúreo que atrae mariposas a su dulce néctar.
2. Excessively elaborate or showily expressed.
The designer's purple outfit at the fashion show was so over-the-top that it drew more attention to itself than the actual clothes being showcased.
El traje morado del diseñador en la pasarela de moda era tan exageradamente extravagante que atraía más atención hacia sí mismo que las ropas que se estaban presentando.
3. Belonging to or befitting a supreme ruler.
The monarch's purple robes were adorned with precious gems, symbolizing his royal authority and majesty.
Los ropajes púrpura del monarca estaban adornados con gemas preciosas, simbolizando su autoridad y majestad reales.
