Definition
Definition of pinks - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
colorlight shade of red
- She chose pinks and pastels for the nursery.
2.
botanytype of flowering plant with pink or white flowers
- The garden was full of pinks in full bloom.
3.
clothingDated UK traditional scarlet jackets worn by fox-huntersDated UK
- The hunters wore their pinks for the event.
Images of pinks
light shade of red 
type of flowering plant with pink or white flowers 
traditional scarlet jackets worn by fox-hunters
Origin of pinks
Dutch, pink (small ship)
Examples of pinks in a sentence
Different pinks can evoke different emotions. She planted pinks along the pathway. Pinks are her favorite flowers. The pinks were neatly hung in the closet. He admired the vibrant pinks of the hunting party.
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- French:rose, œillets, ...
- German:Rosatöne, Nelken, ...
- Italian:rosa chiaro, garofani, ...
- Spanish:rosas, claveles, ...
- Portuguese:rosados, cravos, ...
- Chinese:粉红色, 石竹花, ...
- Japanese:ピンク色, ナデシコ, ...
- Arabic:دَرَجَات الوَرْدِي, قَرَنْفُل, ...
- Hebrew:גְּוָונִים וְרוֹדִים, צִפּוֹרֶן, ...
- Russian:розовые оттенки, гвоздики, ...
- Ukrainian:рожеві відтінки, гвоздики, ...
- Hindi:गुलाबी रंग, गुलाबी फूल, ...
Definition of pink - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
colorshaving a color between red and white
- The walls were painted a soft pink.
2.
politicsDated supportive of socialist ideas but not communistDated
- His pink views were evident in the debate.
3.
LGBTQ+Dated relating to homosexuals as a groupDated
- The pink flag was raised during the parade.
Noun
1.
colorlight red color
- She decorated her room in various shades of pink..
2.
plantTECH. any of various flowers of the genus DianthusTECH.
- The garden was full of pinks in bloom.
3.
sportsTECH. UK one of the color balls in snooker worth 6 pointsTECH. UK
- He potted the pink to win the game.
4.
politicsDated person with mildly leftist political viewsDated
- He's often labeled a pink by his peers.
Verb
1.
colorsintr. turn light redintr.
- The sky began to pink as the sun set.
2.
color transformationtr. color something light red or blush using dyetr.
- She pinked the fabric with dye.
3.
cut fabrictr. TECH. cut with pinking shears to prevent frayingtr. TECH.
- He pinked the edges of the cloth neatly..
Images of pink
light red color 
any of various flowers of the genus Dianthus 
one of the color balls in snooker worth 6 points
Expressions with pink
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higher prices for women's products than men's
Women often pay a pink tax on razors.
notice of termination of employment
She received a pink slip after the company downsized.
be optimistic or positive
In tough times, it's important to think pink and stay hopeful.
very pleased or delighted
She was tickled pink by the surprise party.
looking attractive when wearing pink clothing
She looked pretty in pink at the party.
economic power of LGBTQ+ consumers
Companies are increasingly targeting pink money in their marketing strategies.
money spent by LGBTQ+ people on goods and services
Many brands want a share of the pink pound.
pink with a noticeable tint of gray
The walls were painted a soothing grayish-pink.
having a color that is a blend of pink and purple
She wore a pink-purple dress to the party..
pale pink color often used for babies
The nursery was painted in baby pink.
light shade of pink resembling candy
Her dress was a beautiful candy pink.
bright, vivid pink often used in fashion or design
Hot pink is popular in summer clothing.
soft rosy violet tone
She chose a lavender-pink dress for the spring party.
pale pink mixed with light purple tones
She chose lilac-pink curtains for the nursery.
jersey that is pink in color
She bought a pink jersey for the charity run.
lemonade colored with red fruit juice
She ordered a glass of pink lemonade.
edible flesh from a small Pacific fish commonly canned or smoked
Pink salmon is often canned or smoked for preservation..
Himalayan rock salt known for its pink hue
Pink salt is often used in gourmet dishes.
wine with a pink color from brief skin contact
We enjoyed a glass of pink wine at the picnic.
color between purple and pink
The sunset had a purplish pink hue.
color resembling pink with a slight orange tinge
She painted the nursery in a soft salmon pink..
having a pink color mixed with gray
The walls were painted in a soft gray-pink.
pink with a hint of grey
The walls were painted a calming greyish-pink.
having a pink color with a hint of yellow
The walls were painted a yellowish pink.
Origin of pink
Dutch, pink (small)
Examples of pink in a sentence
The sunset cast a pink glow over the ocean. Her pink tendencies were clear in her policies. The pink agenda was discussed at the meeting. The pink community center offers support and resources. She attended a pink event celebrating diversity and inclusion. Her dress was a lovely shade of pink.
The sunset painted the sky in pink. She planted pinks along the garden path. Pinks are her favorite flowers for bouquets. The pink was the last ball on the table. He aimed carefully at the pink and scored. Many consider her a pink due to her views. The group was full of pinks advocating for change. Her cheeks pinked with embarrassment. The flowers pinked in the early morning light. The artist pinked the canvas with broad strokes. He pinked the walls to match the decor. She pinked the fabric for the dress. They pinked the edges to make it look neat.
View all translations of pink
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- French:rose, œillet, ...
- German:rosa, Pink, ...
- Italian:rosa, rosato, ...
- Spanish:rosa, clavel, ...
- Portuguese:rosa, cravina, ...
- Chinese:粉色的, 粉红色, ...
- Japanese:ピンクの, ピンク色, ...
- Arabic:وَرْدِيّ, زَهْري, ...
- Hebrew:וָרוֹד, צִפּוֹרֶן, ...
- Russian:розовый, розовый цвет, ...
- Ukrainian:рожевий, гвоздика, ...
- Hindi:गुलाबी, गुलाबी रंग, ...
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