Definition
Definition of blae - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
colorDated UK dark blue or bluish gray in colorDated UK
- The blae berries were almost ripe in the forest..
- The artist chose a blae shade for the evening sky.
- Her dress was a stunning blae, matching the twilight.
Origin of blae
Scots, blae (blue or dark)
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- French:bleu-gris, ...
- German:dunkelblau, ...
- Italian:grigio bluastro, ...
- Spanish:gris azulado, ...
- Portuguese:cinza-azulado, ...
- Chinese:深蓝色, ...
- Japanese:暗青色, ...
- Arabic:أَزْرَق غَامِق, ...
- Hebrew:כָּחֹל-אֲפֹר, ...
- Russian:тёмно-синий, ...
- Ukrainian:синьо-сірий, ...
- Hindi:गहरा नीला, ...
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