English to Spanish Meaning of turquoise - turquesa

Turquoise :
turquesa

zafiro, turquesa, lapislázuli, amatista, jacinto, berilo

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Definitions of turquoise in English
Noun(1) a blue to grey green mineral consisting of copper aluminum phosphate(2) a shade of blue tinged with green
Examples of turquoise in English
(1) Even then, cocoa was a cash crop, the seeds traded for gold, silver, turquoise , maize, oil, beans, incense and cotton.(2) She'd grown her hair out longer and she was wearing a turquoise dress.(3) Her long turquoise dress hung down to her feet with a black trench coat covering.(4) Rhoda had gotten her a pair of dangly earrings with tiny clunky turquoise chunks hanging from it.(5) The sun lit their faces and a turquoise sea rippled behind them.(6) These islands are blessed with exotic beauty of turquoise blue waters and sandy beaches.(7) Immersing myself in the clear turquoise Sardinian sea became a daily fix.(8) the turquoise waters of the bay(9) She was wearing baggy black drawstring pants, a maroon sweater, and turquoise jewelry.(10) In the middle of the sword was a turquoise dragon-shaped jewel, much like the one on his shield.(11) The ship landed in the Land of Midian to trade corn for copper and turquoise , and there, Moses slipped away from the rest of the crew.(12) He has long, black braids and wears a large silver bracelet with turquoise .(13) Years ago, people would come to these shrines to leave offerings of turquoise , jade and silver for the gods.(14) Some jewels, such as turquoise , traditionally had a sacred value, beyond adornment.(15) The mountains were my back garden and the turquoise sea was my paddling pool.(16) I would immerse myself in the clear turquoise waters and savour the soothing feel of the warm ocean.
Related Phrases of turquoise
(1) turquoise blue ::
azul turquesa
Synonyms
Noun
1. cobalt blue ::
azul cobalto
2. aquamarine ::
aguamarina
3. peacock blue ::
azul eléctrico
4. aqua ::
agua
Different Forms
turquoise, turquoises
Word Example from TV Shows
Maybe we can head up the Turquoise Trail,

Maybe we can head up the Turquoise Trail,

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 14

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