coloured

US /ˈkʌləd/

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UK /ˈkʌləd/

v.t.Transitive VerbTo change or affect someone's opinion

I can't figure out what coloured your opinion

adj.AdjectiveHaving a color or kind of color

Yesterday she came to work in cream-coloured dress

v.t.Transitive VerbTo make something colorful using colored pencils

The little girl coloured her drawings very nicely

adj.AdjectiveHaving a certain color skin, usually dark

I like international airports, there are Asians, coloured people, everyone is there

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One of the greatest distinguishing marks of the knightly class was the flying of coloured
One of the greatest distinguishing marks of the knightly class was the flying of coloured
in the Middle Ages, the need for marks of identification arose, and with coloured shields
in the Middle Ages, the need for marks of identification arose, and with coloured shields

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My cousin drew our family using different coloured pencils.
My cousin drew our family using different coloured pencils.

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or a brightly coloured ball bouncing out of sight,
or a brightly coloured ball bouncing out of sight,

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- after revellers who had gathered for a party, were sprayed with coloured powder
- after revellers who had gathered for a party, were sprayed with coloured powder

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or freckles, light coloured eyes, or have red or fair hair, then you will be at more
or freckles, light coloured eyes, or have red or fair hair, then you will be at more

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ignominious, retirement coloured Caesar's mind.
ignominious, retirement coloured Caesar's mind.

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But you can put me down as being an expert on being a coloured American.
But you can put me down as being an expert on being a coloured American.

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So things like brightly coloured berries,
So things like brightly coloured berries,

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It's like a minty coloured shoe which also felt very 60s.
It's like a minty coloured shoe which also felt very 60s.