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paint Significado & definición

0 a coloured liquid that you put on a surface to decorate it -- pintura
- Have you chosen the paint for your bedroom?
1 to make a picture of something or someone using paint -- pintar
- These pictures were all painted by local artists.
2 to cover a surface with paint -- pintar
- We’ve painted the kitchen yellow.
3 a colored substance brushed onto a surface -- pintura [ feminine, singular ]
- to apply paint aplicar pintura
- What color paint are you going to use? ¿Qué color de pintura vas a usar?
- brightly colored paints pinturas de colores brillantes
4 to add color to something by applying paint to it -- pintar
- Let’s paint the kitchen pink. Pintemos la cocina de color rosa.
- He’s up on the roof painting. Él está en el techo pintando.
5 to create a picture using paint -- pintar
- Do you want to paint a picture? ¿Quieres pintar un cuadro?
- I paint in my spare time. Pinto en mi tiempo libre.
6 to describe -- pintar
- Her novel paints a picture of Victorian life. Su novela pinta un cuadro de la vida victoriana.

I do not want him to come back twice more to paint some of the bits he has missed.
European jargon can be used to paint a glowing picture of a brighter future but it cannot hide the hard truth.
The picture brightened even further today in the form of the rapporteur's speech, but the picture that is being painted is still far removed from the truth.
What is missing in the puzzle is the piece that regulates paint thinners.
We must move towards water-based paints, and it is time that rules were drafted to that effect.
Sometimes it was small garage paint-shops, sometimes it was domestic use of paint, sometimes it was other substances in other places.
The fact is also to be welcomed that 70% of decorative paints are now water-based.
In the medium- and long-terms, there would, indeed, be an increase in the applications of the paint necessary and, therefore, inevitably, an increase in emissions.