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I. yel·low [ˈjeləʊ, Am -oʊ] ADJ

1. yellow (colour):

yellow
yellow hair
bright yellow
to turn yellow leaves
to turn yellow paper, paint

2. yellow inf (cowardly):

yellow
to have a yellow streak
to have a yellow streak

3. yellow inv offens (colour of skin):

yellow
the yellow peril offens dated

4. yellow (sensationalist):

yellow book, newspaper
yellow book, newspaper
yellow journalism

II. yel·low [ˈjeləʊ, Am -oʊ] N

1. yellow no pl (colour):

yellow
Gelb nt <-s, ->
to paint a room/wall yellow
a lighter shade of yellow

2. yellow (shade of yellow):

yellow

3. yellow (snooker):

the yellow [ball]

III. yel·low [ˈjeləʊ, Am -oʊ] VB intr

yellow paint, paper:

yellow

IV. yel·low [ˈjeləʊ, Am -oʊ] VB trans

to yellow sth

yel·low-bel·lied [-ˌbelid] ADJ pej inf (cowardly)

yellow-bellied
you yellow-bellied rat!

ˈyel·low-bel·ly N pej inf

yellow-belly
Feigling m <-s, -e>
yellow-belly
Schlappschwanz m <-es, -schwänze> sl
yellow-belly
Waschlappen m <-s, -> sl

yel·low ˈcake N NUCL

yellow cake

yel·low ˈcard N SPORTS

yellow card
to get a yellow card
to show sb the yellow card

yel·low ˈfe·ver N no pl

yellow fever
Gelbfieber nt <-s> kein pl

ˈyel·low jack N

1. yellow jack no pl Am sl (yellow fever):

yellow jack
Gelbfieber nt <-s> kein pl

2. yellow jack NAUT:

yellow jack

yel·low ˈline N

1. yellow line Brit (on roadside):

yellow line
Halteverbot nt <-(e)s, -e>
yellow line
Parkverbot nt <-(e)s, -e>
double yellow line
single yellow line

2. yellow line Am (in middle of road):

yellow line
Mittelstreifen m <-s, ->

Yel·low ˈPages® N

Yellow Pages pl + sing vb:

the Yellow Pages

yel·low ˈpow·der N CHEM

yellow powder

yel·low ˈpress N no pl Am pej

the yellow press
the yellow press

Yel·low ˈSea N

Yellow Sea

yellow chamomile N

yellow chamomile

yellow oatgrass N

yellow oatgrass

yellow-rattle N

yellow-rattle
Present
Iyellow
youyellow
he/she/ityellows
weyellow
youyellow
theyyellow
Past
Iyellowed
youyellowed
he/she/ityellowed
weyellowed
youyellowed
theyyellowed
Present Perfect
Ihaveyellowed
youhaveyellowed
he/she/ithasyellowed
wehaveyellowed
youhaveyellowed
theyhaveyellowed
Past Perfect
Ihadyellowed
youhadyellowed
he/she/ithadyellowed
wehadyellowed
youhadyellowed
theyhadyellowed