Colorada (en. Red)

/ko.loˈɾa.ða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

That is red in color.

The red flower stands out among the others.

La flor colorada destaca entre las demás.

Said of a person: who has blushed.

He became colorada when he received a compliment.

Él se puso colorada cuando le hicieron un cumplido.

Referring to an object that is red in color.

I bought a red table for the dining room.

Compré una mesa colorada para el comedor.

From the Spanish 'color' with the suffix '-ada', which indicates relation.

to become colorada

To feel embarrassed or blush.

ponerse colorada

colorada with anger

Extremely angry.

colorada de ira

colorada from the sun

To have red skin due to sun exposure.

colorada por el sol

color

Property of bodies that allows them to be distinguished according to visual sensitivity.

color

reddish

That has a color resembling red.

rojizo

to blush

To make a person's skin turn red due to emotion or embarrassment.

sonrojar

Being colorada from embarrassment in social situations.

I can't help but become colorada when he looks at me.

No puedo evitar ponerme colorada cuando él me mira.

In some contexts, it refers to a person who is angry.

She comes in colorada, she must be furious.

Viene colorada, debe estar furiosa.