Definition of jade - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mineral carvingsemiprecious stone used for jewelry and ornaments
- The necklace was made of polished jade.
2.
paint shadebright green color used in jewelry and decoration
- Her dress was a stunning jade green.
3.
botanyTECH. succulent plant known as Crassula ovataTECH.
- I have a jade growing in my garden.
Adjective
colorgreen in color like a precious ornamental stone
- The dress was jade and matched her eyes.
Verb
1.
boredomintr. lose interest due to overexposureintr.
- He started to jade after watching the same movie repeatedly.
2.
fatiguetr. Dated make someone tired or wearytr. Dated
- The long journey began to jade the travelers.
Images of jade
semiprecious stone used for jewelry and ornaments 
bright green color used in jewelry and decoration 
succulent plant known as Crassula ovata
Expressions with jade
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jade stone shaped like egg used in wellness practices
She uses a jade egg for pelvic floor exercises.
tropical climbing plant with claw-shaped flowers
The jade vine grows beautiful claw-shaped flowers.
having the color of jade stone
The walls were painted a soothing jade-green.
Origin of jade
Spanish, piedra (stone) + de (of) + ijada (flank)
Terms with jade included in their meaning
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jade plant
the jade plant, Crassula ovata
artifacts
Chinese jade artifact with square cross-section and circular hole
mineral value
fibrous mineral used as jade, less valuable than jadeite
mineral and belief
fibrous mineral used as jade, sometimes thought to heal kidneys
wellness
jade stone shaped like egg used in wellness practices
colors
having the color of jade stone
color
having a green color like jade
texture
smooth and shiny like jade
Examples of jade in a sentence
Jade is often used in traditional Asian art. The artist used jade to paint the landscape. Jade was the chosen color for the wedding theme. The jade in the pot needs more sunlight. She gifted me a jade for my birthday. He bought a jade vase for the mantel.
The kitchen tiles are a deep jade color. The constant praise began to jade the young athlete. Tourists often jade after visiting too many museums in one day. The constant noise began to jade the workers. Repeated failures can jade even the most enthusiastic learner.
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- French:jade, de couleur jade, ...
- German:Jade, jadegrün, ...
- Italian:giada, color giada, ...
- Spanish:jade, verdoso, ...
- Portuguese:jade, esverdeado, ...
- Chinese:玉石, 玉色的, ...
- Japanese:翡翠, 翡翠色の, ...
- Arabic:يَشْب, زُمُرُّدِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:יַרְקָן, יָרוֹק אַזְמַרְגַּד, ...
- Russian:нефрит, нефритовый, ...
- Ukrainian:нефрит, жадитовий, ...
- Hindi:जेड, पन्ना-हरा, ...
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