Notă: A hyphen may be used when the adjective precedes the noun.
Mary is wearing a canary-yellow sweater.
lemon yellown
(pale greenish-yellow colour)
galben lâmâie adj.
I hate my office because the walls are painted a lemon yellow.
lemon yellowadj
(pale greenish-yellow in colour)
galben lâmâie adj.
She didn't know if it would be a boy or a girl so she bought green and lemon yellow baby clothes.
quarantine flag, yellow flag, also UK: yellow jackn
(ship's disease signal)
steag de carantină s.n.
slightly yellowadj
(a bit discoloured, off-white)
gălbui adj.
Drinking a lot of tea can stain your teeth slightly yellow.
yellow fever, yellow jackn
(infectious febrile disease)
febră galbenă s.f.
ciumă galbenă s.f.
I caught yellow fever on a trip to Africa.
yellow jacketn
(wasp)
viespe s.f.
The yellow jacket buzzed angrily around her head, threatening to sting at any moment.
yellow lightn
US (amber traffic signal) (la semafor)
galben s.n.
A yellow light indicates caution.
When you see a yellow light ahead you should begin to apply the brakes.
yellow ocher (US), yellow ochre (UK)n
(yellow-brown earth pigment)
galben ocru s.n.
yellow ocher (US), yellow ochre (UK)adj
(yellowish-brown in color)
galben ocru loc.adj.
Yellow Pages, yellow pagesn
® in UK, Canada, Aus and elsewhere. (business directory)
Pagini Aurii loc.subst.
Notă: Where Yellow Pages is trademarked, it should be capitalized, but it often not capitalized in informal communication. It is used with a singular verb
I didn't know the company's number so I checked in the Yellow Pages.