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gold-coloured

ADJECTIVE
  1. having the color of gold

How To Use gold-coloured In A Sentence

  • A silver mirror, coated with a gold-coloured protective layer.
  • It is like gold, or more exactly it is like the gold-coloured semi-precious stone which one sometimes sees in signet rings, and which I think is called a chrysoberyl. George orwell | some thoughts on the common toad « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
  • The gold-coloured fibre is spun into a breath-taking range of textured yarn and woven into a spectrum of colourful floor coverings, wall hangings and artifacts.
  • Still trying to see life through gold-coloured spectacles, we were not willing to put the terrible double and triple murders back into the headlines.
  • The diary comes complete with a gold-coloured ballpoint pen.
  • He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers.
  • He had short thick black hair with long sideburns and wore a distinctive gold-coloured summer jacket, zipped up, with black or dark blue joggers or trousers.
  • It is like gold, or more exactly it is like the gold-coloured semi-precious stone which one sometimes sees in signet rings, and which I think is called a chrysoberyl. George orwell | some thoughts on the common toad « poetry dispatch & other notes from the underground
  • The diary comes complete with a gold-coloured ballpoint pen.
  • Black moccasins and a pair of slippers with gold-coloured buckles were shoved against the wall.
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