colours
/ˈkʌlərz/
verb
- Third person singular present tense of color; to give or apply color to something.
- He colours his hair every month.
- She colours the drawing with crayons.
- The sunset colours the sky orange and pink.
- To influence or affect someone's opinion or judgment.
- Her optimism colours everything she says.
- Personal bias often colours the way we interpret news.
- His past experience colours his view of the situation.
noun
- The plural of color; the different shades or hues that objects can have.
- The leaves change colours in autumn.
- Her favourite colours are blue and green.
- The artist mixed several colours to create the sunset painting.
- A flag or badge representing a team, country, or organization.
- The soldiers saluted the colours during the ceremony.
- He was proud to wear his team's colours at the match.
- The school colours are red and white.
- A person's true character or beliefs, especially when revealed.
- The crisis made everyone reveal their colours.
- Don't trust him until you see his colours.
- He showed his true colours when he refused to help.