[Sửa] (màu) xám

[Sửa] Hoa râm (tóc)

grey hair

tóc hoa râm; (nghĩa bóng) tuổi già

to turn grey

bạc tóc, tóc thành hoa râm

[Sửa] Xanh xao, nhợt nhạt, xanh mét (nước da)

[Sửa] U ám, ảm đạm (bầu trời)

[Sửa] Buồn bã, rầu rĩ (vẻ mặt)

[Sửa] Có kinh

[Sửa] Già giặn, đầy kinh nghiệm

[Sửa] Màu xám

[Sửa] Quần áo màu xám

dressed in grey

mặc quần áo màu xám

[Sửa] Ngựa xám

[Sửa] Tô màu xám, quét màu xám

[Sửa] Thành xám

[Sửa] Thành hoa râm (tóc)

[Sửa] grey mare

người vợ bắt nạt chồng

[Sửa] to grow grey in the service

già đời trong nghề

[Sửa] màu xám

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Ashen, leaden, colourless, pale, pallid, wan, livid,pearly, griseous, smoky, sooty, bloodless: The cadaver's skinwas a dead, whitish grey.

[Sửa] Gloomy, dismal, dull, depressing,glum, dreary, sombre, drab, cheerless, dark, murky, foggy,misty, cloudy, overcast, sunless: As if to mould hertemperament, Kathleen was born on a grey December day in 1791. 3aged, elderly, hoary, old, venerable, ancient: A stooped, greycrone inched along, muttering to herself.

[Sửa] Mature, wise,experienced: Seventy years have spread their grey experienceover his hoary head.

[Sửa] Adj., n., & v.

[Sửa] (US gray)

[Sửa] Adj.

[Sửa] Of a colour intermediatebetween black and white, as of ashes or lead.

[Sửa] A (of theweather etc.) dull, dismal; heavily overcast. b bleak,depressing; (of a person) depressed.

[Sửa] A (of hair) turningwhite with age etc. b (of a person) having grey hair.

[Sửa] Anonymous, nondescript, unidentifiable.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A a grey colouror pigment. b grey clothes or material (dressed in grey).

[Sửa] Acold sunless light.

[Sửa] A grey or white horse.

[Sửa] V.tr. & intr.make or become grey.

[Sửa] Grey area 1 a situation or topic sharingfeatures of more than one category and not clearly attributableto any one category.

[Sửa] S.Afr. an area where Black and Colouredpeople live (usu. illicitly) alongside White.

[Sửa] Brit. an areain economic decline. grey eminence = MINENCE GRISE. GreyFriar a Franciscan friar. grey goose = GREYLAG. grey-hen thefemale of the black grouse (cf. BLACKCOCK). grey matter 1 thedarker tissues of the brain and spinal cord consisting ofnerve-cell bodies and branching dendrites.

[Sửa] Colloq.intelligence. grey squirrel an American squirrel, Sciuruscarolinensis, brought to Europe in the 19th c.

[Sửa] Greyish adj.greyly adv. greyness n. [OE gr‘g f. Gmc]