Definition of flesh colour in English:

flesh colour

noun

mass noun

1The colour of, or a colour resembling that of, a person's skin.
men with different flesh colours
skin tones differ, so this lipliner might not be the perfect flesh colour for everyone
1. 1.1 A light brownish pink.
  go for a beige base rather than a flesh colour or baby pink
  Example sentencesExamples
  The house has a faded flesh color to it from the outside.
  His arm had stopped swelling soon after Claudius had bathed him and gradually took on a flesh color.
  Her three fourths length sleeves covered most of her arm, but under the thin cloth seemed to be a pink flesh color, not metallic blue.
  Slowly the face began to appear and take on a flesh color.
  By degrees the highest distant summits assumed a delicate, pink flesh color, and the red sun appeared behind the ponderous giants of the Bernese Alps.
  One volume is covered with a splash of flesh color, giving it a weirdly anthropomorphic quality.
  She wears Willa Kim's unitard of gorgeous green blending to flesh color on the lower torso and legs, and a small jeweled green headpiece.
  Instead, her skin was unmarked and was the same flesh color as the rest of her arm that hadn't been bruised in the first place.
  It's a feat of engineering in a grimy flesh colour.
  His face might have been painted by Lucien Freud; the flesh was, variously, yellow, grey, pink, green… any colour in fact but flesh colour.

Derivatives

flesh-coloured

adjectiveˈflɛʃˌkʌləd

Hitchcock shot the shower sequence in fragments, and it took seven days to shoot with Leigh wearing a flesh-coloured moleskin.
Example sentencesExamples
- Now maybe I can toss out those flesh-colored threadbare drawers of his that always give me a fright.
- The night sky had turned flesh-colored, reflecting snow.
- I would love to know if there is a company that makes flesh-coloured cotton socks.
- She will wear a flesh-coloured two piece costume.
- Daddy was similarly smothered in dead-of-night shades, inky black tattoos obscuring any flesh-coloured parts and only copious body piercings to distinguish him from the road surface.
- And who could forget the famous flesh-coloured, beaded dress worn by Marilyn Monroe when serenading ‘Mister President’ John Kennedy in 1962?
- Wearing a flesh-coloured foam helmet that gives her the proportions of a newborn, Lee performs an uncanny imitation of a baby in this almost dialogue-free exploration of the mother-child bond.
- An insider said: ‘She wasn't completely naked - she did wear flesh-coloured underwear to preserve her modesty.’
- Current favourites include my gunmetal grey dress by Gucci, a flesh-coloured silk dress with a huge rose corsage by Yves St-Laurent Rive Gauche, and a fabulous pure white dress by Versace.

单词	flesh colour
释义	Definition of flesh colour in English: flesh colour noun mass noun 1The colour of, or a colour resembling that of, a person's skin. men with different flesh colours skin tones differ, so this lipliner might not be the perfect flesh colour for everyone 1.1 A light brownish pink. go for a beige base rather than a flesh colour or baby pink Example sentencesExamples The house has a faded flesh color to it from the outside. His arm had stopped swelling soon after Claudius had bathed him and gradually took on a flesh color. Her three fourths length sleeves covered most of her arm, but under the thin cloth seemed to be a pink flesh color, not metallic blue. Slowly the face began to appear and take on a flesh color. By degrees the highest distant summits assumed a delicate, pink flesh color, and the red sun appeared behind the ponderous giants of the Bernese Alps. One volume is covered with a splash of flesh color, giving it a weirdly anthropomorphic quality. She wears Willa Kim's unitard of gorgeous green blending to flesh color on the lower torso and legs, and a small jeweled green headpiece. Instead, her skin was unmarked and was the same flesh color as the rest of her arm that hadn't been bruised in the first place. It's a feat of engineering in a grimy flesh colour. His face might have been painted by Lucien Freud; the flesh was, variously, yellow, grey, pink, green… any colour in fact but flesh colour. Derivatives flesh-coloured adjectiveˈflɛʃˌkʌləd Hitchcock shot the shower sequence in fragments, and it took seven days to shoot with Leigh wearing a flesh-coloured moleskin. Example sentencesExamples Now maybe I can toss out those flesh-colored threadbare drawers of his that always give me a fright. The night sky had turned flesh-colored, reflecting snow. I would love to know if there is a company that makes flesh-coloured cotton socks. She will wear a flesh-coloured two piece costume. Daddy was similarly smothered in dead-of-night shades, inky black tattoos obscuring any flesh-coloured parts and only copious body piercings to distinguish him from the road surface. And who could forget the famous flesh-coloured, beaded dress worn by Marilyn Monroe when serenading ‘Mister President’ John Kennedy in 1962? Wearing a flesh-coloured foam helmet that gives her the proportions of a newborn, Lee performs an uncanny imitation of a baby in this almost dialogue-free exploration of the mother-child bond. An insider said: ‘She wasn't completely naked - she did wear flesh-coloured underwear to preserve her modesty.’ Current favourites include my gunmetal grey dress by Gucci, a flesh-coloured silk dress with a huge rose corsage by Yves St-Laurent Rive Gauche, and a fabulous pure white dress by Versace.
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