嫩绿：像刚长出的嫩叶的浅绿色
柳黄：像柳树芽那样的浅黄色
柳绿：柳叶的青绿色
竹青：竹子的绿色
葱黄：黄绿色，嫩黄色
葱绿：1，浅绿又略显微黄的颜色2，草木青翠的样子
葱青：淡淡的青绿色
葱倩：青绿色
青葱：翠绿色,形容植物浓绿
油绿：光润而浓绿的颜色。以上几种绿色都是明亮可爱的色彩。
绿沈（沉）：深绿
碧色：1，青绿色。2，青白色,浅蓝色。
碧绿：鲜艳的青绿色
青碧：鲜艳的青蓝色
翡翠色：1，翡翠鸟羽毛的青绿色。2，翡翠宝石的颜色。 （quester注：C-Y≥30 的系列色彩，多与白色配合以体现清新明丽感觉，与黑色配合效果不好：该色个性柔弱，会被黑色牵制）
草绿：绿而略黄的颜色。
青色：1，一类带绿的蓝色,中等深浅,高度饱和。3，本义是蓝色。4，一般指深绿色。5，也指黑色。6，四色印刷中的一色。2，特指三补色中的一色。
青翠：鲜绿
青白：白而发青,尤指脸没有血色
鸭卵青：淡青灰色，极淡的青绿色
蟹壳青：深灰绿色
鸦青：鸦羽的颜色。即黑而带有紫绿光的颜色。
绿色：1，在光谱中介于蓝与黄之间的那种颜色。2，本义：青中带黄的颜色。3，引申为黑色，如绿鬓：乌黑而光亮的鬓发。代指为青春年少的容颜。（quester注：现代色
豆绿：浅黄绿色
豆青：浅青绿色
石青：淡灰绿色
玉色:玉的颜色，高雅的淡绿、淡青色
缥：绿色而微白
艾绿：艾草的颜色。偏苍白的绿色。
松柏绿：经冬松柏叶的深绿
松花绿：亦作“松花”、“松绿”。偏黑的深绿色,墨绿。
松花色：浅黄绿色。（松树花粉的颜色）《红楼梦》中提及松花配桃红为娇艳
蓝：三原色的一种。像晴天天空的颜色（quester注：这里的蓝色指的不是RGB色彩中的B，而是CMY色彩中的C）
靛青：也叫“蓝靛”。用蓼蓝叶泡水调和与石灰沉淀所得的蓝色染料。呈深蓝绿色
靛蓝：由植物(例如靛蓝或菘蓝属植物)得到的蓝色染料
碧蓝：青蓝色
蔚蓝：类似晴朗天空的颜色的一种蓝色
宝蓝：鲜艳明亮的蓝色（quester注：英文中为 RoyalBlue 即皇家蓝色，是皇室选用的色彩，多和小面积纯黄色（金色）配合使用。）
蓝灰色：一种近于灰略带蓝的深灰色
藏青：蓝而近黑
藏蓝：蓝里略透红色
黛：青黑色的颜料。古代女子用以画眉。
黛螺：绘画或画眉所使用的青黑色颜料，代指女子眉妩。
黛色：青黑色。
黛绿：墨绿。
黛蓝：深蓝色
黛紫：深紫色
紫色：蓝和红组成的颜色。古人以紫为祥瑞的颜色。代指与帝王、皇宫有关的事物。
紫酱：浑浊的紫色
酱紫：紫中略带红的颜色
紫檀：檀木的颜色，也称乌檀色乌木色
绀青 绀紫：纯度较低的深紫色
紫棠：黑红色
青莲：偏蓝的紫色
群青：深蓝色
雪青：浅蓝紫色
丁香色：紫丁香的颜色，浅浅的紫色，很娇柔淡雅的色彩
藕色：浅灰而略带红的颜色
藕荷色：浅紫而略带红的颜色
苍色：即各种颜色掺入黑色后的颜色，如苍翠 苍黄 苍青 苍黑 苍白
水色：水红 水绿 水蓝 淡青 湖蓝 湖绿 皆是浅色。
深色淡色：颜色深的或浅的，不再一一列出。
精白：纯白，洁白，净白，粉白。
象牙白：乳白色
雪白：如雪般洁白
月白：淡蓝色
缟：白色
素：白色，无色
荼白：如荼之白色
霜色：白霜的颜色。
花白：白色和黑色混杂的。斑白的 夹杂有灰色的白
鱼肚白：似鱼腹部的颜色，多指黎明时东方的天色颜色（quester注：M5 Y5）
莹白：晶莹洁白
灰色：黑色和白色混和成的一种颜色
牙色：与象牙相似的淡黄色 （quester注：暖白）
铅白：铅粉的白色。铅粉，国画颜料，日久易氧化“返铅”变黑。铅粉在古时用以搽脸的化妆品。（quester注：冷白）
玄色：赤黑色，黑中带红的颜色，又泛指黑色
玄青：深黑色
乌色：暗而呈黑的颜色
乌黑：深黑；漆黑
漆黑：非常黑的
墨色：即黑色
墨灰：即黑灰
黑色：亮度最低的非彩色的或消色差的物体的颜色；最暗的灰色；与白色截然不同的消色差的颜色；被认为特别属于那些既不能反射、又不能透过能使人感觉到的微小入射光的物体,任何亮度很低的物体颜色。
缁色：帛黑色
煤黑象牙黑：都是黑，不过有冷暖之分。
黧：黑中带黄的颜色
黎：黑中带黄似黎草色
黝：本义为淡黑色或微青黑色。
黝黑：青黑色
黯：深黑色、泛指黑色
赤金：足金的颜色
金色：平均为深黄色带光泽的颜色
银白：带银光的白色
铜绿
乌金
老银：金属氧化后的色彩
DEEPL翻译：
Tender green: light green like the young leaves that have just grown
Willow yellow: pale yellow like the buds of a willow tree
Willow green: the lime green of willow leaves
Bamboo green: the green colour of bamboo
Onion yellow: yellowish green, soft yellow
Green onion: 1, a light green and slightly yellowish colour 2, the appearance of verdant grass and trees
Green onion: light lime green
Green onion: lime green
Green: greenish green, describing the rich green colour of plants
Oily green: a glossy and rich green colour All the above types of green are bright and lovely colours.
Green Shen (sunken): dark green
turquoise: 1, lime green. 2, greenish white, light blue.
turquoise: bright lime green
Green-blue: bright lime blue
Emerald colour: 1, the lime green of the feathers of an emerald bird. 2, the colour of an emerald gemstone. (quester's note: C-Y ≥ 30, mostly with white to reflect the freshness of the bright feeling, with black with bad effect: the colour is soft personality, will be black hold)
Grass green: a green and slightly yellow colour.
Cyan: 1, a class of blue with green, medium shade, highly saturated. 3, originally blue. 4, generally refers to dark green. 5, also refers to black. 6, a colour in four-colour printing. 2, specifically refers to a colour in three complementary colours.
Greenish: bright green
Greenish white: white and greenish, especially when the face is bloodless
Duck's egg green: pale greenish-grey, very pale lime green
Crab shell green: dark grey-green
Crow's green: the colour of a crow's feather. It is the colour of black with a violet-green tinge.
Green: 1, the colour in the spectrum between blue and yellow. 2, original meaning: the colour of green with a yellow tinge. 3, derived from black, as in green sideburns: black and shiny sideburns. It is used as a proxy for youthful looks. (quester's note: modern colour)
bean green: light yellow-green
Douqing: light lime green
Stone green: pale grey-green
Jade: the colour of jade, an elegant pale green or pale lime
Ethereal: green and slightly white
Mugwort green: the colour of mugwort. A pale green colour.
Pine green: the deep green of pine and cypress leaves through the winter
Pine green: also known as 'pine flower' and 'pine green'. A darker green, darker green.
Pine flower colour: light yellow-green. (The colour of the pollen of the pine tree.) In Dream of the Red Chamber, the pine flower is mentioned as delicate with peach red.
Blue: one of the three primary colours. The colour of the sky on a clear day (quester's note: blue here refers not to the B in RGB colours, but to the C in CMY colours)
Indigo: also called "indigo". A blue dye obtained by mixing polygonum blue leaves in water and precipitating with lime. It is a deep blue-green colour.
Indigo: Blue dye obtained from plants (e.g. indigo or woad)
turquoise blue: greenish blue
Azure: a blue colour resembling the colour of a clear sky
Brilliant blue: a vivid, bright blue (quester's note: RoyalBlue in English, the colour chosen by the royal family, is often used in conjunction with small areas of pure yellow (gold).)
Blue-grey: a darker grey that is almost grey with a slight blue tinge
navy blue: blue and almost black
Tibetan blue: a blue with a slight reddish tinge
Dai: a greenish-black pigment. It was used by women in ancient times to paint their eyebrows.
Dai Luo: a greenish-black pigment used for painting or drawing eyebrows, referring to a woman's eyebrows.
Dai: greenish-black pigment.
Dai green: dark green.
Dai Blue: dark blue
Dai Purple: dark purple
Purple: a colour made up of blue and red. The ancients used purple as the colour of good fortune. It refers to things associated with the emperor and the palace.
Purple sauce: muddy purple
Purple sauce: the colour of purple with a slight reddish tinge
Zitan: the colour of sandalwood, also known as ebony ebony
Cyanine Cyanine violet: a darker purple of lower purity
Purple Tong: blackish red
Cyanine: bluish violet
Ultramarine: dark blue
Snowgreen: light blue-violet
Lilac: the colour of lilac, a light purple, a very delicate and light colour
Lotus root: light grey with a slight reddish tinge
Lotus: a pale purple with a slight reddish tinge
Pale: the colour of various colours mixed with black, such as pale green, pale yellow, pale green, pale black, pale white
Water colour: water red, water green, water blue, light green, lake blue, lake green, all light colours.
Dark and light colours: dark or light colours, no longer listed.
Fine white: pure white, clean white, pure white, pinkish white.
Ivory: creamy white
Snow white: as white as snow
Moon white: pale blue
Onyx: white
Plain: white, colourless
Tawny white: white as a tawny
Frosty white: the colour of white frost
Flowery white: white mixed with black. White: white mixed with grey
Fish-belly white: the colour of the belly of a fish, mostly referring to the colour of the sky in the east at dawn (quester's note: M5 Y5)
Glowing white: crystal white
Grey: a colour that is a mixture of black and white
Tooth colour: a yellowish colour similar to ivory (quester's note: warm white)
Lead white: the white colour of lead powder. The colour of lead powder, a pigment used in Chinese painting, tends to oxidise over time and turn black. In ancient times, lead powder was used as a cosmetic for applying to the face. (quester's note: cold white)
Xuanchu: red-black, a colour with a reddish tinge in the black, also generally referred to as black
blackish blue: dark black
Ebony: dark and blackish in colour
Ebony: deep black; pitch black
lacquer: very black
Ink: i.e. black
Murky: i.e. blackish grey
Black: the colour of the least coloured or achromatic objects; the darkest grey; an achromatic colour distinct from white; considered to belong especially to objects that neither reflect nor transmit the smallest perceptible amount of incident light, any object of very low brightness.
Velvet black: silk black
Coal black ivory black: both black, but with a warm and cold distinction.
Sallow: black with a yellowish tinge
Lai: black with yellow resembling the colour of lei grass
Dark: originally a light black or slightly greenish-black colour
dark: greenish-black
Dull: deep black, generalised black
Red gold: the colour of full gold
Golden: on average a deep yellow with a lustrous colour
Silvery white: white with a silvery sheen
Copper green
Ebony: the colour of gold
Old silver: colour of metal after oxidation
