pink

ピンク、桃色

赤と白を混ぜてできる、薄い赤色。

やさしい英語で： A pale red color, made by mixing red and white.

• Pink is my favorite color.
• She chose a soft pink for the walls.
• The sky turned pink as the sun set.

よく使う表現： pale pink, shade of pink, bright pink, soft pink

ナデシコ

カーネーションの仲間の小さな園芸植物で、花はよい香りがすることが多い。

やさしい英語で： A small garden plant related to carnations, often with sweet-smelling flowers.

• Pinks grow along the path.
• She planted a pink beside the roses.
• These pinks have a sweet scent.

類義語： dianthus

よく使う表現： garden pink, plant a pink, bed of pinks

ピンクボール

スヌーカーで六点に当たるピンク色の球。

やさしい英語で： The pale red ball in snooker, worth six points.

• He potted the pink.
• The pink is worth six points.
• She missed the pink and lost the frame.

よく使う表現： pot the pink, pink and black, behind the pink

ピンクの、桃色の

赤に白を混ぜたような、薄い赤色をしている。

やさしい英語で： Having a light red color, like red mixed with white.

• She wore a pink shirt.
• His cheeks turned pink in the cold.
• Small pink flowers covered the bush.

類義語： rosy

よく使う表現： pink dress, pink flowers, bright pink, pink shirt

同性愛者の、ゲイの

同性愛者の集団、特にその消費や、彼らにサービスを提供する事業に関する。

やさしい英語で： Connected with gay people as a group, especially their spending or businesses serving them.

• The report examines the pink economy.
• Local businesses hope to attract the pink pound.
• Pink tourism has brought new visitors to the city.

類義語： gay

よく使う表現： pink economy, pink pound, pink tourism