No. 10,244 in Spanish
colorados
"Colorados" means "red" or "reddish" in English.
In a sentence
Los tomates frescos del mercado están muy colorados.
The fresh tomatoes from the market are very red.
In this sentence, 'colorados' is used as an adjective meaning 'red', describing the ripe state of the tomatoes.
Ricardo se puso colorado cuando le hicieron un cumplido.
Ricardo blushed (turned red) when he received a compliment.
Here, 'colorado' describes the state of turning red in the face, often associated with blushing due to embarrassment or shyness.
Los cerros colorados se ven hermosos al atardecer.
The reddish hills look beautiful at sunset.
In this context, 'colorados' refers to the reddish coloration of the hills, a characteristic term often used to describe landscape features.
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