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slate-grey

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Adj.1.slate-grey - of the color of slate or granite; "the slaty sky of dawn"
slate-gray, slatey, slaty, slaty-gray, slaty-grey, stone-gray, stone-grey
achromatic, neutral - having no hue; "neutral colors like black or white"
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slate-grey [ˌsleɪtˈgreɪ]
A. ADJ → de color gris pizarra
B. N → gris m pizarra
slate-grey [ˌsleɪtˈgreɪ] adj → grigio ardesia inv; (sky, storm clouds) → plumbeo/a
slate-grey [ˌsleɪtˈgreɪ] adj → grigio ardesia inv; (sky, storm clouds) → plumbeo/a


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Directly behind him, as a hound at heel, came the slate-grey thoat, his white belly shadowed by his barrel, his vivid yellow feet merging into the yellow of the moss beneath them.
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She slipped off her coat and skirt and blouse, and stood doing her hair before the glass, a massive homely figure, her petticoat being so short that she stood on a pair of thick slate-grey legs.
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