palette in Greek
palette in Greek is παλέτα — palette means a thin board on which a painter mixes colours.
palette in Greek
παλέτα
Pronounced: paleta
(painting) A thin board on which a painter lays and mixes colours.
What does "palette" mean?
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noun A thin board on which a painter mixes colours.
"She scraped the leftover paint off her palette."
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noun The range of colours used in a particular work, design, or context.
"The film has a muted, wintery colour palette."
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noun A collection of makeup shades sold together.
"She bought an eyeshadow palette with ten shades."
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palette in a sentence
- She scraped the leftover paint off her palette.
- The film has a muted, wintery colour palette.
- She bought an eyeshadow palette with ten shades.
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What is "palette" in Greek?
"palette" in Greek is παλέτα. palette means: A thin board on which a painter mixes colours.
How do you pronounce παλέτα?
"palette" in Greek is παλέτα, pronounced "paleta".
How do you use "palette" in a sentence?
Example: "She scraped the leftover paint off her palette." In Greek, "palette" is παλέτα.
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