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Definition of Chinese red in English: Chinese rednoun mass nounA vivid orange-red. Example sentencesExamples - For a striking effect, try pairing celery green with a darker, richer color: a Chinese red, a deep maroon, or a royal blue.
- She hopped into a plain black dress and snatched a Chinese red shawl before driving off.
- Kim likes Chinese red in the kitchen, Tiffany box blue in the bathroom, fuchsia in the hallway.
- While some reds seem harsh in their brightness - such as Chinese red - brick red has enough warm brown tones in it to subdue the sharpness of the bright red.
- Dresses can be in classic and graceful Chinese red, bronze and coffee.
- Women in Chinese red, cotton-filled coats, red lanterns hung along the street, delicious local food sold in small restaurants and also crowded market providing novelties… two days is not long.
- The vivid backsplash is enameled metal painted a Chinese red; a satin-finished stainless steel countertop caps a long island that partially screens the appliances and sink.
- You don't want to pair a bright yellow with a dark maroon, and you don't want a yellow that's heavy with green tones paired with a Chinese red.
- She lifted out the coat, a deep, elegant Chinese red far more striking and beautiful than the catalogue picture.
- Simple black and white colors with Chinese red and blue accents are most common in this theme.
- While a maroon has more blue than Chinese red, and tomato red more orange, Chinese red is simply one thing - red!
- Given this, and the fact that the entrance hall had been painted Chinese red, my mounting misgivings did not seem wholly unfounded.
- The inside of their home is a kaleidoscope of daring shades - Chinese red, cantaloupe, mustard yellow, deep purple, vibrant green.
- And with Chinese red comes all manner of Chinese-influenced decor, which also matches her desire to have something dramatic and to incorporate black as well.
- Unlike Chinese red, tomato red is not quite as bright, having more orange and white than does a true bright red.
- The room is of high quality with distinctive Chinese red carpet.
Definition of Chinese red in US English: Chinese rednoun A vivid orange-red. Example sentencesExamples - She lifted out the coat, a deep, elegant Chinese red far more striking and beautiful than the catalogue picture.
- The room is of high quality with distinctive Chinese red carpet.
- The vivid backsplash is enameled metal painted a Chinese red; a satin-finished stainless steel countertop caps a long island that partially screens the appliances and sink.
- She hopped into a plain black dress and snatched a Chinese red shawl before driving off.
- And with Chinese red comes all manner of Chinese-influenced decor, which also matches her desire to have something dramatic and to incorporate black as well.
- Simple black and white colors with Chinese red and blue accents are most common in this theme.
- Dresses can be in classic and graceful Chinese red, bronze and coffee.
- For a striking effect, try pairing celery green with a darker, richer color: a Chinese red, a deep maroon, or a royal blue.
- Unlike Chinese red, tomato red is not quite as bright, having more orange and white than does a true bright red.
- While some reds seem harsh in their brightness - such as Chinese red - brick red has enough warm brown tones in it to subdue the sharpness of the bright red.
- You don't want to pair a bright yellow with a dark maroon, and you don't want a yellow that's heavy with green tones paired with a Chinese red.
- Given this, and the fact that the entrance hall had been painted Chinese red, my mounting misgivings did not seem wholly unfounded.
- While a maroon has more blue than Chinese red, and tomato red more orange, Chinese red is simply one thing - red!
- The inside of their home is a kaleidoscope of daring shades - Chinese red, cantaloupe, mustard yellow, deep purple, vibrant green.
- Women in Chinese red, cotton-filled coats, red lanterns hung along the street, delicious local food sold in small restaurants and also crowded market providing novelties… two days is not long.
- Kim likes Chinese red in the kitchen, Tiffany box blue in the bathroom, fuchsia in the hallway.
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