No. 4,039 in Spanish
colorado
Red or reddish.
In a sentence
El cielo se veía colorado durante el atardecer.
The sky looked reddish during the sunset.
Here, 'colorado' refers to a reddish color, often used in poetic or descriptive contexts to describe hues of red.
Después de tropezar, su cara se puso colorada por la vergüenza.
After tripping, his face turned red with embarrassment.
In this example, 'colorado' describes the reddening of a person's face due to emotions such as embarrassment.
Este vino, de etiqueta colorado, es originario de esa región.
This wine, labeled Colorado, originates from that region.
'Colorado' is used as a proper noun here, referring to the brand or name of the wine.
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