- khaki colour
- цвет хаки
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khaki colour
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khaki — ► NOUN (pl. khakis) 1) a cotton or wool fabric of a dull brownish yellow colour, used especially in military clothing. 2) a dull brownish yellow colour. ORIGIN from Urdu, dust coloured … English terms dictionary
Khaki — This article is about the fabric. For the colour, see Khaki (color). Kaki, another name for the persimmon, is often misspelled Khaki . Khaki (pronEng|ˈkɑːkiː in Britain and IPA|/ˈkækiː/ in the US) (in Persian: خاکی ) is a type of fabric or the… … Wikipedia
khaki — /kaˈki / (say kah kee), /ˈkaki / (say kahkee) noun (plural khakis) 1. a. a dull yellowish brown colour. b. a dull green with a yellowish or brownish tinge. 2. stout twilled cotton uniform cloth of this colour, worn especially by soldiers. 3. a… …
khaki — [[t]kɑ͟ːki, AM kæ̱ki[/t]] 1) N UNCOUNT Khaki is a strong material of a greenish brown colour, used especially to make uniforms for soldiers. On each side of me was a figure in khaki. 2) COLOUR Something that is khaki is greenish brown in colour.… … English dictionary
khaki — khakilike, adj. /kak ee, kah kee/, n., pl. khakis, adj. n. 1. dull yellowish brown. 2. a stout, twilled cotton cloth of this color, used esp. in making uniforms. 3. Usually, khakis. (used with a pl. v.) a. a uniform made of this cloth, esp. a… … Universalium
khaki — [19] Khaki is part of the large linguistic legacy of British rule in India. In Urdu khākī means ‘dusty’, and is a derivative of the noun khāk ‘dust’ (a word of Persian origin). It seems first to have been used with reference to the colour of… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
khaki — kha|ki [ˈka:ki US ˈkæki, ˈka:ki] n [U] [Date: 1800 1900; : Hindi; Origin: dust colored , from khak dust ] 1.) a dull green brown or yellow brown colour 2.) cloth of this colour, especially when worn by soldiers >khaki adj ▪ a khaki uniform … Dictionary of contemporary English
khaki — [19] Khaki is part of the large linguistic legacy of British rule in India. In Urdu khākī means ‘dusty’, and is a derivative of the noun khāk ‘dust’ (a word of Persian origin). It seems first to have been used with reference to the colour of… … Word origins
khaki — UK [ˈkɑːkɪ] / US [ˈkækɪ] / US [ˈkɑkɪ] noun 1) [uncountable] a green brown or brown yellow colour 2) [uncountable] soldiers uniforms that are khaki, or the cloth used to make them young men dressed in khaki 3) khakis [plural] trousers or other… … English dictionary
khaki — 1. noun /ˈkɑː.ki,ˈkɑɹ.ki,ˈkɑː.ki,ˈkæki,ˈkæ.ki/ a) a dull, yellowish brown colour, the colour of dust. b) sometimes confusingly used as an abbreviation of khaki green. 2. adjective /ˈkɑː.ki,ˈkɑɹ.ki,ˈkɑː.ki,ˈkæki,ˈkæ.ki/ being dust coloured … Wiktionary
khaki — [ kα:ki] noun (plural khakis) 1》 a cotton or wool fabric of a dull brownish yellow colour, used especially in military clothing. ↘(khakis) clothing made of khaki. 2》 a dull greenish or brownish yellow colour. Origin C19: from Urdu ḵākī dust… … English new terms dictionary
