Translation for "bicolor" to spanish

Bicolor

adjective

• bicolor

Translation examples

bicolor adjective

There's a tulip that has the shape like this, like a lily flower. You have yellow, red, pink, orange, bicolored, single earlies, single late, double late -- so there are so many things in the tulips that once you start, you discover every day.
usted tiene amarillo, rojo, rosa, naranja, bicolor, individuales sencillas, individuales tardías, dobles tardías, hay muchas cosas en los tulipanes que una vez que usted comience, descubres todos los días, incluso yo mismo,

Santino, that "little girl" blackens her hair with bicolor...
Santino, aquella "quaglioncella" oscurece ennegrece con los cabellos bicolores...

Bicolor variety, colombian bamboo.
Una variedad de bambú bicolor colombiano.

Waxy almost-white flowers were tucked under some of these bicolored leaves.
Unas flores de color céreo, casi blancas, se escondían debajo de esas hojas bicolores.

He looked at her, the fire illuminating his strange, bicolored eyes. “I have told you.
Diógenes miró a Constance con sus extraños ojos bicolores, iluminados por el fuego. —Ya te lo dije.

Lena knew that angels were sexless, but her father didn’t know that the beautiful young man with the bicolored hair was an angel, and his belief in what he was seeing was as strong as hers.
Lena sabía que los ángeles no tenían sexo, pero su padre no sabía que aquel hermoso joven de cabello bicolor era un ángel, y su creencia en lo que estaba viendo era igual de fuerte que la de ella.

But most of all, she did not want to see John Doe again; see those bicolored eyes staring back at her, that strangely intimate smile framing the closely trimmed beard. Not here. Not alone.
Sobre todo, no quería ver de nuevo a John Doe, aquellos ojos bicolores clavados en ella, aquella extraña, sonrisa insinuante enmarcada por la muy bien recortada barba.

… The walls have two colors—white and brown—like the comic coloring books of Cucciolone ice cream sandwiches, but without the sweetness. The only sweet sound is that of the bell at the end of the day. When the bell strikes, it seems to be shouting, “You’ve wasted another morning within these bicolored walls. Get out of here!” School is rarely useful.
Las paredes tienen dos colores —blanco y marrón—, como un helado sandwich, pero en el instituto no hay nada dulce: solo la campana que indica el final de las clases y que, cuando se queda atascada, parece como si quisiera decirte a gritos: «Has perdido otra mañana entre estas paredes bicolores. ¡Huye!».