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dye English

Meaning dye meaning

What does dye mean?
Definitions in simple English

dye Noun

— Dye is a liquid with color that when placed on a fabric or other material, will change the color of it. To add color to the dress, place it in the dye for ten minutes.

dye Verb

— If you dye a fabric, you color it with dye.

dye

— verb color with dye Please dye these shoes — noun a usually soluble substance for staining or coloring e.g. fabrics or hair

Synonyms dye synonyms

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dye English » English

paint color colour stain tint tinge pigment tincture hue colouring coloring pigmentation ink dyestuff colorant soak imbue decorate colourant coloration stipple shade lacquer dyeing chromaticity cast bogolan yellow dye touch tone tintage tinctorial tinction tinct teach tan suffuse staintint staining spin slant seep through scar rinse retouch remain imprinted polishing perfuse penetrate parget

Topics dye topics

What do people use dye to talk about?
Daily life Adornment Care for hair

Dye hair
States Quality Light Color

Change color
Daily life Adornment

Care for hair

Conjugation dye conjugation

How do you conjugate dye?

dye · verb

Examples dye examples

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Simple sentences

Tom wants to dye his hair.
She wants to dye her hair red.
I cannot dye my hair. My mother would kill me!
I like to dye my hair.
Do you dye your hair?
Does Tom dye his hair?
Tom helped Mary dye her hair.
Why do people dye their hair?
I'm going to have to dye my hair.
Tom tried to convince Mary to dye her hair red.
What color are you going to dye your hair?
I helped Tom dye his hair.
I want to dye my hair.
Mary prefers to dye her hair blonde.
I don't dye my hair.
You can bleach and dye your hair at home.
Did you dye your hair?
What color did Tom dye his hair?

Movie subtitles

I can't dye my hair green!
Let me dye it.
Tell Alyosha to dye a tablecloth.
If you dye a tablecloth, the granddad will flog your skin off.
This is the dark blue dye.
Can you even dye my eyes To match my gown?
She didn't dye her hair, and she didn't pretend she'd never seen me before.
It's the dye from off my shirt.
Did you dye your hair? - Why?
On account of being pushed into a vat of dye by you!
Let's forget it, the dye has come off.
What about the dye?
Henri, one move, and it won't be a vat of dye, it'll be the river.
But I don't understand this. Why does Daddy need black hair dye?
Fixing these slight problem areas was accomplished by individuals who carefully retouched the film, frame by frame, with a very small brush and opaque dye.
Infection, you know. Well very often, the dye from the glove is extremely poisonous.
Do you mean it's an unusual sort of dye?
The phenylene dye is unstable and hard to handle.
It repels dye just as it does dirt.
The fine ladies dye it fancy colours.
The dye's ready.
Dye marker is visible.
If they can't keep up, throw a dye marker.
Throw over a dye marker.
Fantail, throw over a dye marker.
The morning the Caine escorted attack boats to the beach. - - Did your orders include dropping a dye marker?
Can you even dye my eyes To match my gown? -Uh-huh Jolly old town!
Some dye?
Yes, that's it: - white dye. Put some more!
They farm the stuff out to the big cleaning and dye plants.
The dye ran purple over the paving stones where the autobus started.
The dye is persistent. I did my best.
She likes to dye and to weave.
It would be convenient to dye my skeins, and I could weave kimonos for you, Father, and you, my husband.
And now, ladies, let me tell you about Double Tint. the new hair dye that can turn you into a mystery woman.
We could dye our hair.
Let 'em rip each other apart and dye the silk in their blood.
For you, I can dye.
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