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color code
1noun
- any system of marking or visual designation that uses specific colors for indicating or simplifying, as on a chart or map or in an industrial plant.
color-code
2[ kuhl-er-kohd ]
verb (used with object)
- to distinguish or classify with a color code.
Word History and Origins
Origin of color code1
Example Sentences
The aviation color code was also raised from orange to red, indicating that a significant emission of ash into the sky is likely.
Each 15-by-10-by-7-inch bin is a different color—blue, green, pink, and khaki—which makes it easy to color code organize the pantry, playroom, bathroom, and garage.
So if you’re likely not infected, you get a green color code and you can actually go about your day to day life, like go buy food, go to a cafe, go to a bookstore, board the subway.
In Brazil people color code their underwear according to their needs.
By this time each joint of the latter has been numbered and given its color code.
But not one of the colonists had ventured to try to break the color code and learn what lay locked in those bands.
The word signal, snap numbers, color code, and play name are part of the semiosis.
He ran over the color code in his mind and compared it with the memorized leads.
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