Azuladas (en. Bluish)

/aθuˈlaðas/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to something that presents a blue coloration or shades of blue.

The sky was bluish at sunset.

El cielo estaba azuladas al atardecer.

Indicates a muted or dull color reminiscent of blue.

The walls of the room are a soft bluish color.

Las paredes de la habitación son de un azuladas suave.

Describes a tone that is associated with sadness or melancholy.

Her eyes had a bluish shine that spoke of her sadness.

Sus ojos tenían un brillo azuladas que hablaba de su tristeza.

From the adjective blue, with the suffix -ada indicating relation or quality.

bluish eyes

Refers to eyes that have a blue tone.

ojos azuladas

bluish sky

Describes a sky that presents blue shades.

cielo azuladas

bluish shadows

Indicates shadows that appear with a blue hue.

sombras azuladas

blue

Specific color between green and violet.

azul

bluey

Diminutive form of blue, used in an affectionate sense.

azulito

bluish

That has a blue color or tendency to be blue.

azulado

Refers to someone feeling down, similar to 'feeling blue'.

Today I feel bluish, as if everything is wrong.

Hoy me siento azuladas, como si todo estuviera mal.

Used to describe something that has a cool or calming effect.

That music has a bluish rhythm that relaxes me.

Esa música tiene un ritmo azuladas que me relaja.