magnolia

magnolio

Árbol o arbusto de flores grandes, generalmente blancas o rosadas.

En inglés sencillo: A tree or bush with large flowers, often white or pink.

• A magnolia grows in our garden.
• The magnolias flowered early this spring.
• They planted a magnolia beside the gate.

Expresiones frecuentes: magnolia tree, plant a magnolia, magnolia branches

flor de magnolio, magnolia

Flor grande del magnolio, normalmente blanca o rosada.

En inglés sencillo: A large flower from a tree or bush, often white or pink.

• She picked a white magnolia.
• Three magnolias floated in the bowl.
• The magnolia opened its pale pink petals.

Expresiones frecuentes: white magnolia, magnolia petals, a magnolia bloom

blanco crema

Color blanco ligeramente amarillento, parecido a la crema.

En inglés sencillo: A pale colour that is white with a little yellow in it.

• We chose magnolia for the walls.
• The paint comes in magnolia and grey.
• A soft magnolia made the room feel warmer.

Sinónimos: cream, off-white

Expresiones frecuentes: painted in magnolia, a soft magnolia, choose magnolia

misisipiano

Persona nacida en el estado estadounidense de Misisipi o que vive allí.

En inglés sencillo: A person who was born in Mississippi or lives there.

• He proudly called himself a magnolia.
• Two magnolias joined us on the trip.
• As a native magnolia, she knew the state well.

Sinónimos: Mississippian

Expresiones frecuentes: a fellow magnolia, a native magnolia

blanco crema

De color blanco con un ligero tono amarillo.

En inglés sencillo: White with a small amount of yellow, like pale cream.

• The walls are magnolia.
• She bought magnolia paint for the hallway.
• Magnolia curtains matched the pale wooden furniture.

Sinónimos: cream, off-white

Expresiones frecuentes: magnolia walls, magnolia paint, magnolia ceiling