coloured + [noun]
英式拼写;美式拼作 colored。
The child was drawing with coloured chalks.
那个孩子正在用彩色粉笔画画。
有色的;彩色的
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有色的;彩色的
British spelling of 'colored'.
The child was drawing with coloured chalks.
那个孩子正在用彩色粉笔画画。
英式拼写
英式拼写的“colored”
British standard spelling of colored.
She prefers to wear brightly coloured clothes in summer.
她夏天喜欢穿颜色鲜艳的衣服。
The children were asked to draw a coloured picture of their family.
孩子们被要求画一幅彩色的家庭画。
He used coloured pencils to shade the drawing.
他用彩色铅笔给画作涂阴影。
英式拼写;美式拼作 colored。
The child was drawing with coloured chalks.
那个孩子正在用彩色粉笔画画。
coloured 前接颜色词构成复合形容词,意为“……色的”。
She wore a cream-coloured summer dress.
她穿了一条奶油色的夏裙。
系表结构中 coloured 描述主语带有颜色。
The glass bottles are coloured to protect the liquid from light.
这些玻璃瓶是有色的,用来保护液体不受光照。
Not this
The fireworks were very coloured.
Use this
The fireworks were very colourful.
coloured 意为“有色的”,强调带有颜色而非黑白;colourful 意为“色彩鲜艳的/五颜六色的”。烟花绚丽多彩,应用 colourful,用 coloured 语义不符。
Not this
The wall coloured yellow.
Use this
The wall is coloured yellow.
coloured 作表语形容词时,前面需要系动词 be 构成完整谓语。中文常省略“是”,但英语必须说 is coloured,因此要补充 is。
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彩色铅笔
She drew a picture with coloured pencils.
她用彩色铅笔画了一幅画。
彩色纸
The children made decorations from coloured paper.
孩子们用彩色纸做装饰品。
彩灯
The streets were decorated with coloured lights.
街道上装饰着彩灯。
色彩鲜艳的
Tropical birds are brightly coloured.
热带鸟类色彩鲜艳。
彩色玻璃
The window is made of coloured glass.
这扇窗户是彩色玻璃做的。
奶油色的
She wore a cream-coloured dress.
她穿了一件奶油色的连衣裙。
玫瑰色眼镜;乐观的看法
He looks at the world through rose-coloured spectacles.
他透过玫瑰色的眼镜看待世界。
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英式拼写 colour(颜色)加上 -ed,就像给画涂上颜色,记住“有 colour 的就是彩色的”。
语域:neutral 常见场景:英式英语书面材料、英式英语日常表达 这是 colored 的英式拼写,含义不变,通常用于英式英语;在美式英语中多写作 colored。两种拼写都很常见,选择取决于所用英语变体。
Only dullard (ˈdʌləd) rhymes with the British pronunciation of coloured (ˈkʌləd). The -oured words below (flavoured, favoured, honoured, laboured) all share the same -oured spelling and suffix -ed, but their stressed vowels differ, so they do not rhyme.
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