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Oct 28, 2012 · Oct 28, 2012. #3. I don't agree with Baltic. The difference is simply that golden is an adjective and gold is a noun and an adjective. "Golden" is not just for color; it can mean made of gold, or gold-colored or a wide range of favorable things, such as splendid, advantageous. If I am describing an object I may say it is golden or gold-colored ...
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Oct 16, 2011 · 'Vive la vida loca, bébete una Gold Spot' Dejando el nombre original, creo que podrías utilizar oro, y cruzar los dedos de que la mayoría hara la conexión entre Gold y oro, ya que 'gold' es una palabra que muchos no-angloparlantes reconocerán. También, para mantener la rima, le podrías cambiar el nombre, por ejemplo:
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Feb 2, 2012 · British English. Feb 2, 2012. #2. Yes. Other examples would be: "...with her curls of glossy golden hair." "...and bake until golden." Try substituting 'gold' in those sentences and imagine the scenarios in the hairdressers (who wouldn't want the job of sweeping up the hair off the floor; and you'd find a lot more men in kitchens baking scones!)
Nov 7, 2008 · English - US. Nov 7, 2008. #3. I agree that golden might be better here, but I think this is only because it is a more traditional word to use with with hair. Gold as an adjective for anything made of the metal is very common (gold coins, gold medals). Gold as an adjective for the color has examples in the OED from 1590 to 1966.
Nov 10, 2017 · It's a bit confusing. For example, the definition of "gold-plated" is-"covered with a thin layer of gold" while "gilded" is "covered thinly with gold leaf or gold paint" and it would be pretty clear but when I looked up "gold leaf" it means "gold that has been beaten into a very thin sheet, used in gilding" which means that it's also gold that ...
Dec 22, 2008 · No, 'gold will shine' is a statement about the value of gold on the world markets. The value of gold declined significantly over the last several decades, but many people speculate that the value of gold will climb sharply over the next year. I like the literal translation of the proverb. Last edited: Dec 22, 2008.
Nov 20, 2014 · London. English - South-East England. Nov 20, 2014. #4. 'Gold' is just a predicative complement here, an adjective: the light turned the walls gold (it made them yellowish), but the object is long and includes a long participial phrase, so the short word 'gold' is put first to get it out of the way. It's literary style to do this.
Jul 21, 2012 · Igbo. Jul 21, 2012. #1. I know of the idioms "on a silver platter" and "on a plate" which mean to get something or achieve something e.t.c without effort but many people in my country use "on a platter of gold" to mean "on a silver platter"e.g Henry got the job on a platter of gold. Please is there any idiom like "on a platter of gold" or is it ...
