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Definition of off-colour - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- She felt off-colour and decided to stay home.
2.
- The team was off-colour during the match.
3.
- His jokes were a bit off-colour for the formal dinner..
Origin of off-colour
Old English, off (away) + colour (appearance)
Examples of off-colour in a sentence
Feeling off-colour, he skipped the meeting. His performance was off-colour at the concert. The singer seemed off-colour during the rehearsal. The comedian's off-colour remarks shocked the audience. Some of the movie's scenes were considered off-colour.
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- French:patraque, en méforme, ...
- German:angeschlagen, außer Form, ...
- Italian:pallido, sottotono, ...
- Spanish:indispuesto, apagado, ...
- Portuguese:indisposto, em baixo de forma, ...
- Chinese:不舒服的, 表现不佳的, ...
- Japanese:体調が悪い, 調子が悪い, ...
- Arabic:مُتَوَعِّك, دُون المُسْتَوَى, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא בְּקַו הַבְּרִיאוּת, לֹא בְּמֵיטָבוֹ, ...
- Russian:нездоровый, не в форме, ...
- Ukrainian:нездужий, не в формі, ...
- Hindi:अस्वस्थ, फीका, ...
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