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gold Definition and Meaning in English (gold definition)

noun
Synonyms:precious metalbullion
Quick Answer • Definition

Gold definition: A precious yellow metallic element, highly malleable and ductile, used as a monetary standard, in jewelry, and for other decorative and industrial purposes.

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Definitions of Gold

  1. 1noun

    A precious yellow metallic element, highly malleable and ductile, used as a monetary standard, in jewelry, and for other decorative and industrial purposes.

  2. 2adjective

    Having the color or luster of gold; golden.

  3. 3noun

    A gold medal, typically awarded as first prize in a competition.

Example Sentences

casual

“She wears a beautiful gold necklace every day.”

formal

“The athlete won a gold medal in the Olympics.”

casual

“The sunset painted the clouds in shades of gold.”

Synonyms

precious metalbullion

Inflected Word Forms

noungoldsmith
noungoldmine
adjectivegolden
adjectivegold-plated

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

heart of goldidiom

A very kind and generous nature.

worth its weight in goldidiom

Extremely valuable or useful.

gold standardcollocation

A benchmark of excellence; a monetary system.

Frequently Asked Questions: Gold in English

What is the meaning of Gold in English?▼
Gold definition: A precious yellow metallic element, highly malleable and ductile, used as a monetary standard, in jewelry, and for other decorative and industrial purposes.
How do you translate 'Gold' to English?▼
'Gold' translates to 'gold' in English. Gold definition: A precious yellow metallic element, highly malleable and ductile, used as a monetary standard, in jewelry, and for other decorative and industrial purposes.
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