Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Pink"

A: it‘s a color

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A: As far as I know, there is no special figurative meaning, it literally means that something looks very pink.

Lots of people find pink to be an overwhelmingly bright or shocking color, so you may say "it's so pink" if you think something looks shockingly pink.

It could either be said in a good way ("It's so pink and beautiful") or a bad way ("This room... it's so pink...")

A: "in the pink" is an old-fashioned way of saying "in good health, in high spirits."

A: I like pink flowers

A: His shirt is pink.
The book is pink.
Her cheeks are pink.
(substantivo plural = are)

A: Do you like pink?
Do you like pink t-shirt?
etc

A: “She was wearing a pink dress”
“Her lipstick was a shade of pink”
“The peach has a pink tint”

A: Rose is both a color and a type of flower. Roses can be many colors. But if someone uses rose a a color, they usually mean a specific shade of pink.

A: "Pink" es rosado en espanol y "Pork" es cerdo

A: They are different colours:

Yellow 💛
Pink 💗

A: it’s pink 👍

A: "I like pink roses."

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A: - pinks are a certain type of flower, including dianthus or carnation 🌸

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A: It’s supposed to be “it’s all in pink!”

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