Pronunciation: /ʃɑrtˈruːz/
noun a color between yellow and green
A1 I saw a beautiful chartreuse dress in the store window.
A2 She painted her bedroom walls a vibrant chartreuse color.
B1 The artist used chartreuse to add a pop of color to the painting.
B2 The chartreuse fabric stood out among the other muted tones in the room.
C1 The chartreuse in the design scheme brought a modern edge to the traditional decor.
C2 The chartreuse accents on the furniture added a sophisticated touch to the room.
adjective of a color between yellow and green
A1 The chartreuse sweater is very bright and eye-catching.
A2 She painted her room in a lovely chartreuse color.
B1 The chartreuse curtains added a pop of color to the room.
B2 The chartreuse flowers in the garden contrasted beautifully with the green leaves.
C1 The artist used chartreuse in a bold and unconventional way in his latest piece.
C2 The chartreuse accents in the design gave the room a modern and sophisticated look.
formal The painting featured a vibrant shade of chartreuse in the background.
informal I bought a new chartreuse dress for the party this weekend.
slang That chartreuse car is really cool!
figurative Her personality is like a burst of chartreuse in a sea of gray.
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