gray-blue US
ɡreɪ bluː
See also: grey-blue (UK)
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Definition of gray-blue - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

colorsUShaving a color that is a mix of gray and blueUS
  • The artist chose a gray-blue for the sky.
  • Her dress was a lovely gray-blue shade.
  • The room was painted in a calming gray-blue.
bluish-gray
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Origin of gray-blue

Old English, grǣg (gray) + blǣwen (blue)

Terms with gray-blue included in their meaning

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paint shade
dark to medium gray, often with slight blue tone, like naval ships
shade name
pale to medium gray, sometimes with slight pink or blue undertone
color
having a blue color mixed with gray
grayish color
having a grayish-blue or gray color like slate
color
having a color that is a mix of blue and gray
color
light gray color with blue undertones
bird
large American wading bird with blue-gray feathers
color
dark gray color with a hint of blue

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  1. French:gris-bleu, ...
  2. German:graublau, ...
  3. Italian:grigio-blu, ...
  4. Spanish:gris azulado, ...
  5. Portuguese:cinzento-azulado, ...
  6. Chinese:灰蓝色的, ...
  7. Japanese:グレーがかった青, ...
  8. Arabic:أَزْرَق رَمَادِي, ...
  9. Hebrew:אָפֹר כַּחְלַחַל, ...
  10. Russian:серо-голубой, ...
  11. Ukrainian:сіро-блакитний, ...
  12. Hindi:धूसर-नीला, ...

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