Two words that are easy to mix up. Hotpink is a CSS colour keyword; hot pink: adjective and noun meaning “A CSS named colour representing a bright, vivid pink, defined as #FF69B4 or rgb(255, 105…”, while Pink is a noun; adjective; verb meaning “A colour in the red family, usually pale red, and an adjective meaning having that…”. بالعربي: Hotpink = وردي زاهٍ، Pink = وردي.
وردي زاهٍ — وردي زاهٍ؛ اسم لون في CSS يُكتب hotpink متصلاً، ويحدد درجة وردية زاهية بالقيمة #FF69B4 أو rgb(255, 105, 180)، وهي مختلفة عن pink…
A CSS named colour representing a bright, vivid pink, defined as #FF69B4 or rgb(255, 105, 180) in sRGB. The single keyword hotpink has a fixed digital value, distinct from pink (#FFC0CB), deeppink (#FF1493) and fuchsia (#FF00FF). In ordinary English, hot pink is written as two words and can be an adjective describing this lively colour or a noun naming it, without necessarily fixing one numeric value. Hot refers to visual intensity here, not temperature. The related descriptions below are approximate colour terms rather than identical CSS aliases.
In a fictional GL reference panel, a hotpink marker draws attention to a labelled vocabulary note beside links to HBDNF reading resources.
وردي — وردي: تعني pink لوناً من عائلة الأحمر يكون غالباً فاتحاً، وتأتي صفةً لهذا اللون؛ ويكون اسم اللون غالباً غير معدود وتدل pinks على درجاته،…
A colour in the red family, usually pale red, and an adjective meaning having that colour. The colour noun is usually uncountable, though pinks can mean different shades. A pink is also a Dianthus garden plant or its flower, often fragrant and pink, red or white; these are countable, with plural pinks. As a verb, pink means to cut a zigzag edge, often with pinking shears, or make decorative perforations; older uses mean to pierce or wound with criticism. In British English, an engine pinks when it makes knocking sounds from abnormal combustion, called pinging in North American English. Verb forms are pinks, pinked and pinking. In the pink means in good health or excellent condition, and tickled pink means very pleased; older noun uses include a supreme example, a narrow-sterned sailing vessel and a fox hunter's scarlet coat. Informal political uses describe a mildly left-wing person or views and can be disapproving; British attributive uses can relate to gay people, as in the pink pound. CSS pink is exactly #FFC0CB, RGB (255, 192, 203), distinct from lightpink and hotpink.
In a fictional GL research-literacy exercise, learners label a pink flower and evaluate HBDNF source notes separately from its botanical description.
Hotpink means A CSS named colour representing a bright, vivid pink, defined as #FF69B4 or rgb(255, 105, 180) in sRGB. The single keyword hotpink has a fixed digital value, distinct from pink (#FFC0CB), deeppink (#FF1493) and fuchsia (#FF00FF). In ordinary English, hot pink is written as two words and can be an adjective describing this lively colour or a noun naming it, without necessarily fixing one numeric value. Hot refers to visual intensity here, not temperature. The related descriptions below are approximate colour terms rather than identical CSS aliases. Pink means A colour in the red family, usually pale red, and an adjective meaning having that colour. The colour noun is usually uncountable, though pinks can mean different shades. A pink is also a Dianthus garden plant or its flower, often fragrant and pink, red or white; these are countable, with plural pinks. As a verb, pink means to cut a zigzag edge, often with pinking shears, or make decorative perforations; older uses mean to pierce or wound with criticism. In British English, an engine pinks when it makes knocking sounds from abnormal combustion, called pinging in North American English. Verb forms are pinks, pinked and pinking. In the pink means in good health or excellent condition, and tickled pink means very pleased; older noun uses include a supreme example, a narrow-sterned sailing vessel and a fox hunter's scarlet coat. Informal political uses describe a mildly left-wing person or views and can be disapproving; British attributive uses can relate to gay people, as in the pink pound. CSS pink is exactly #FFC0CB, RGB (255, 192, 203), distinct from lightpink and hotpink.
Hotpink: وردي زاهٍ. Pink: وردي.