rosy — having a pink or reddish color like a rose
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: having a pink or reddish color like a rose
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈroʊzi/
Korean meaning: 장미처럼 분홍빛이나 붉은빛을 띠는
Korean pronunciation: **로**지
Example Sentences
- After her third cup of coffee, Sarah's rosy predictions about finishing work early proved wildly unrealistic.
- The wine gave him rosy cheeks and an even rosier opinion of his singing abilities.
- The economic forecast looks rosy for the next quarter.
rosy
ADJECTIVE//ˈroʊzi//
having a pink or reddish color like a rose
having a pink or reddish color like a rose
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Rosy-cheeked grandma stays cozy, while the neighbor gets nosy!
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Origin
14세기 중세 영어에서 '장미'를 뜻하는 'rose'에서 유래. 장미의 아름다운 분홍빛에서 '희망적이고 긍정적인'이라는 비유적 의미로 확장되었다.
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“After her third cup of coffee, Sarah's rosy predictions about finishing work early proved wildly unrealistic.”
“The wine gave him rosy cheeks and an even rosier opinion of his singing abilities.”
“The economic forecast looks rosy for the next quarter.”
“Her rosy complexion made her look healthy and vibrant.”
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