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colour scheme — colour schemes N COUNT In a room or house, the colour scheme is the way in which colours have been used to decorate it. I was so pleased with the yellow colour scheme that I chose a similar colour for the walls of the nursery. (in AM, use color… … English dictionary
Colour Scheme — 1st edition … Wikipedia
colour scheme — BrE color scheme AmE n the combination of colours that someone chooses for a room, painting etc … Dictionary of contemporary English
colour scheme — ► NOUN ▪ an arrangement or combination of colours … English terms dictionary
colour scheme — noun a planned combination of colors the color scheme for this room was determined by an interior decorator • Syn: ↑color scheme • Hypernyms: ↑combination * * * colour scheme noun A planned combination of colours in a design or interior… … Useful english dictionary
colour scheme — UK / US noun [countable] Word forms colour scheme : singular colour scheme plural colour schemes a combination of colours used together somewhere … English dictionary
colour scheme — BrE color scheme AmE noun (C) the combination of colours that someone chooses for a room, painting etc: a sophisticated colour scheme … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
colour scheme — /ˈkʌlə skim/ (say kuluh skeem) noun the overall colour conception in a design, plan, etc. Also, color scheme …
colour scheme — noun an arrangement or combination of colours … English new terms dictionary
Tiger Stripes colour scheme — For other uses, see Tiger stripes. A diesel locomotive with tiger stripes The Tiger Stripes colour scheme is a pattern of painting applied to locomotives to improve visibility. It entails painting the whole locomotive bright yellow, and adding… … Wikipedia
colour — In BrE the customary spellings of words related to colour are colourable (= specious, counterfeit), colourant (= colouring substance), colourful, colourist (= a painter in colour), and colourless, but coloration (= a colour scheme), colorific (=… … Modern English usage
