Colors and Shapes - Shades of Cyan
Read this lesson to learn the names of different shades of cyan in English, such as "celeste", "moonstone blue", and "sea green".
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having a bright greenish-blue color that falls between blue and green in the visible spectrum
of a color that combines elements of both blue and green, creating a soothing and aquatic shade
having a bright, vivid shade of blue that resembles the color of lightning or neon lights
having a very light, pale shade of blue that resembles the color of ice
of a pale, translucent bluish-white color that resembles the iridescent sheen of certain types of moonstone gemstones
having a dark, rich shade of green that is reminiscent of the leaves of the myrtle plant
having a deep, rich shade of blue that resembles the color of the ocean in certain areas of the Pacific, often with hints of green or teal
having a specific shade of blue used in the printing industry as one of the four standard process colors
of a bluish-green color that is often described as a medium to dark shade of teal or turquoise
of a deep, blue-green color that resembles the color of the neck feathers on certain species of ducks or the hue of tropical ocean waters
having a pale, pastel blue color that resembles the shade of blue-green eggs laid by robins or other birds
of a light, bright blue color with a slight greenish tint, inspired by the signature color of the luxury jewelry brand Tiffany & Co
having a bright, vivid shade of green that is often described as an electric or neon green color
having a color that is reminiscent of the clear, turquoise waters of the Caribbean Sea
of a pale, pastel green color that resembles the shade of mint-flavored candies or desserts
of a color that is inspired by traditional Chinese pottery and is typically described as a vivid shade of blue-green
having a vivid, medium shade of green with a blue undertone, resembling the color of some types of green gemstones or tiles found in traditional Persian architecture
having a muted shade of blue-gray, resembling the color of pewter metal, typically with a cool and slightly subdued tone
having a deep, rich, and regal shade of blue, often associated with elegance, luxury, and nobility
having a cool, bluish-green color that resembles the color of the sea in certain areas, often with hints of gray or turquoise
having a bright, light blue color with a slight greenish tint, reminiscent of the color of the ocean at Bondi Beach in Australia
having a pale shade of blue that resembles the color of the sky on a clear day, often described as a pastel blue or a light turquoise
having a dark and intense shade of black with undertones of blue or green, resembling the color of deep-sea black corals found in marine environments
of a pale bluish-green color that resembles the hue of the sea or of certain types of foliage
having a grayish-blue color that is inspired by the uniforms of military cadets, often described as a muted, subdued shade of blue
of a bright, sky-blue color that resembles the clear blue color of the sky on a sunny day
of a highly reflective and bright white color used in military or industrial applications
having a pale, light shade of blue with a slight tint of gray or green, resembling the color of a clear sky on a sunny day
of a blue-green patina that forms on copper or brass surfaces over time