Definition of decolor - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
color removalTECH. US remove or reduce colorTECH. US
- The sun can decolor fabrics over time..
2.
lightenTECH. US make something white or lighterTECH. US
- The sun can decolor fabrics over time.
Origin of decolor
Latin, de- (remove) + color (color)
Examples of decolor in a sentence
Repeated washing may decolor the fabric. Bleach can decolor your clothes if not used carefully. Artists sometimes decolor images for a vintage effect.
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- French:décolorer, éclaircir, ...
- German:entfärben, ausbleichen, ...
- Italian:scolorire, schiarire, ...
- Spanish:descolorar, aclarar, ...
- Portuguese:descolorir, clarear, ...
- Chinese:去色, 漂白, ...
- Japanese:色を抜く, 色あせさせる, ...
- Arabic:أَزالَ اللَّوْنَ, بَيَّضَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַסִּיר צֶבַע, לְהַלְבִּין, ...
- Russian:обесцвечивать, обесцветить, ...
- Ukrainian:вицвітати, знебарвити, ...
- Hindi:रंग हटाना, हल्का करना, ...
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