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Translate files Amber
/ˈæm.bər/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A fossilized tree resin that is typically yellowish or brownish in color and is often used in jewelry.
She wore a beautiful necklace made of amber that caught the sunlight.
A yellowish-orange color, resembling that of amber resin.
The leaves turned an amber hue as autumn approached.
A yellowish light used in traffic signals to indicate caution.
The traffic light turned amber, warning drivers to slow down.
adjective
Of a deep yellowish-orange color.
The room was decorated with amber curtains that added warmth to the space.
Etymology
Middle English, from Old French 'ambre', from Arabic 'ʿanbar'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
amber alert:
A public notification to help find abducted children.
amber waves of grain:
A phrase describing fields of grain that appear golden in color.