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1. (adj.) rosy
pink or pinkish red; roseate.
2. rosy
having a fresh, healthy redness; flushed:
rosy cheeks.
3. rosy
bright or promising:
a rosy future.
4. rosy
cheerful or optimistic.
5. rosy
made or consisting of roses:
a rosy bower.
Etymology: (1325–75)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) rose-colored, rosy
reflecting optimism
"a rosy future"; "looked at the world through rose-colored glasses"
2. (adj) flushed, rose-cheeked, rosy, rosy-cheeked
having the pinkish flush of health
3. (adj) blushful, rosy
of blush color
"blushful mists"
4. (adj) fortunate, rosy
presaging good fortune
"she made a fortunate decision to go to medical school"; "rosy predictions"
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1. (adjective) rosy
happy or ideal
a rosy view of the future
2. rosy
pink
the rosy glow of the sunset
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. Rosy
resembling a rose in color, form, or qualities; blooming; red; blushing; also, adorned with roses
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Sense: rose-coloured; pink
rosy cheeks.
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 Afrikaans: rossig |
 Arabic: وَرْدي |
 Bulgarian: румен |
 Brazilian: rosado |
 Czech: růžový |
 German: rosig |
 Danish: rosenrød |
 Greek: ροζ, ρόδινος |
 Spanish: rosado |
 Estonian: roosa |
 Farsi: گلگون؛ سرخ |
 Finnish: ruusunpunainen |
 French: rose, rosé |
 Hebrew: וָרוֹד |
 Hindi: गुलाबी |
 Croatian: ružičast |
 Hungarian: rózsaszínű |
 Indonesian: kemerahan |
 Icelandic: rósrauður |
 Italian: roseo, rosato |
 Japanese: ばら色の |
 Korean: 장밋빛의 |
 Lithuanian: rožinis, rausvas |
 Latvian: rožains; sārts |
 Malay: warna merah jambu |
 Dutch: blozend |
 Norwegian: rosa, rosenrød |
 Polish: różowy |
 Persian: گلگون؛ سرخ |
 Pashto: سور، د ګل په شان |
 Portuguese: rosado |
 Romanian: roz, trandafiriu |
 Russian: розовый |
 Slovak: ružový |
 Slovenian: rožnat |
 Serbian: rumen |
 Swedish: rosig, rödblommig |
 Thai: มีสีชมพู |
 Turkish: gül renkli/pembe |
 Taiwanese: 紅潤的 |
 Ukrainian: рожевий |
 Urdu: گلابی |
 Vietnamese: hồng hào |
 Chinese: 玫瑰红的 |
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