tricolors (Meaning)
tricolors
having, using, or marked with three colors, a tricolor dog, a flag of three colors, of, relating to, or characteristic of a tricolor or a nation whose flag is a tricolor, having a coat of black, tan, and white, french, a flag of three colors arranged in equal horizontal or vertical bands, a tricolor animal
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tricolors Sentence Examples
- The Italian flag proudly displays three vibrant tricolors: green, white, and red.
- The French tricolor consists of blue, white, and red stripes, representing liberty, equality, and fraternity.
- The Columbian tricolor combines yellow, blue, and red to symbolize richness, peace, and courage.
- The Irish tricolor features green for Catholicism, white for peace, and orange for Protestantism.
- The Mexican tricolor includes green for hope, white for religion, and red for independence.
- The Russian tricolor traditionally represents the snow, the sky, and the blood of patriots.
- The Dutch tricolor is formed by red, white, and blue stripes, representing strength, purity, and diligence.
- The Indian tricolor consists of saffron for courage, white for peace, and green for prosperity.
- The Belgian tricolor is made up of black, yellow, and red, derived from the flag of the Duchy of Brabant.
- The Serbian tricolor includes red for bravery, blue for trust, and white for purity.
FAQs About the word tricolors
having, using, or marked with three colors, a tricolor dog, a flag of three colors, of, relating to, or characteristic of a tricolor or a nation whose flag is a
black flags,white flags, guidons, flags, Jolly Rogers, buntings, ensigns, coats of arms, gonfalons, pennants
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The Italian flag proudly displays three vibrant tricolors: green, white, and red.
The French tricolor consists of blue, white, and red stripes, representing liberty, equality, and fraternity.
The Columbian tricolor combines yellow, blue, and red to symbolize richness, peace, and courage.
The Irish tricolor features green for Catholicism, white for peace, and orange for Protestantism.
