Pink in English: pink

1. Pronunciation: English [p?k] American [p?k]

2. Interpretation:

adj. pink; associated with homosexuals; left-of-center in political opinion; slightly left-leaning

n. pink; scented stone bamboos; lithospermum

v. to make a popping sound; to knock the tank

3. Other forms of pink:

Third person singular: pinks; plural: pinks; present participle: pinking; past tense: pinked; past participle: pinked; comparative: pinker; superlative: pinkest; derivative: pinkness

4. Example sentences:

I'm?going?to?paint?the?walls?white?and?the?ceiling?pink.?

I'm going to?paint?the?walls?white?and?the?ceiling?pink.

She?had?a?small?mouth?and?round?pink?cheeks.?

She had a small mouth and round pink cheeks.

Expanded:

About pink idioms

Be tickled pink: (informal)? To be delighted; to be very happy

Example sentence:

To?be?tickled?pink?by?something?is?to?be?really?pleased?by?it.?

You said you tickledpink?Tickle means tickle, pink is pink, are you saying the dish is too spicy?

Master?Wu?will?be?tickled?pink!?

Master Wu will be very happy!

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