a tint of red
collocation一丝红色;淡淡的红色
The leaves have a tint of red in autumn.
秋天这些树叶带有一丝红色。
(雕刻中的)排线阴影;细线阴影;淡淡的颜色;与另一颜色略有差异的某种颜色的性质;任何颜色的浅色或淡色;特别是通过加白色获得的颜色变化(对比色调);与其他非常相似的颜色相比的颜色
A slight or pale coloring; a shade of a color that is slightly different from another.
淡淡的颜色
A slight coloring.
与另一颜色略有差异的某种颜色的性质
a quality of a given color that differs slightly from another color
任何颜色的浅色或淡色;特别是通过加白色获得的颜色变化(对比色调)
A pale or faint tinge of any color; especially, a variation of a color obtained by adding white (contrast shade)
与其他非常相似的颜色相比的颜色
A color considered with reference to other very similar colors.
版画中通过并列许多细平行线产生的阴影效果
A shaded effect in engraving, produced by the juxtaposition of many fine parallel lines.
The glass has a greenish tint that protects the room from strong sunlight.
这玻璃带有淡绿色的色调,可以保护房间免受强烈阳光照射。
用法提示:tint 作名词,表示轻微的色调或色泽。
She added a tiny amount of blue paint to give the white wall a cool tint.
她加了少量蓝色颜料,让白墙带上冷色调。
用法提示:tint 作名词,指一种淡淡的颜色。
The leaves had a reddish tint in the early autumn light.
初秋的光线下,树叶带有一层淡红色。
用法提示:tint 作名词,指物体表面显现的轻微颜色。
与tint最常互换,如 a tint of green = a tinge of green;通常指极微弱的色痕,不涉及明暗变化。
指整体表面附著的一丝颜色,常说 a greenish cast 或 a bluish cast;比tint更具描写性,不用于正式色名。
该义项指淡色或浅色调,在色彩学中特指加白形成的浅色;与加黑形成的深色(shade)相对,二者表示明度相反的两种颜色变化,不可互换。
一丝红色;淡淡的红色
The leaves have a tint of red in autumn.
秋天这些树叶带有一丝红色。
暖色调
The room was painted with a warm tint to feel cozy.
房间漆成了暖色调,感觉舒适。
添加一点颜色;染上一点色彩
You can add a tint of yellow to the white paint.
你可以往白色油漆里加一点黄色。
淡淡的颜色
The glass has a slight tint of blue.
这种玻璃带有一丝淡蓝色。
淡绿色;绿意
The water in the pool had a green tint after the rain.
雨后游泳池里的水泛着淡绿色。
描述颜色的鲜艳程度,与tint所指的浅淡色调相关。
画家使用的颜色范围,tint通常是调色板上的一种浅色变化。
产生颜色的物质,tint可通过在颜料中加入白色得到。
影响颜色覆盖和透出效果,与浅色调的视觉表现有关。
颜色的平滑过渡,常涉及tint这类浅色变化。
一丝……;淡淡的……
There was a tint of sadness in her voice when she spoke.
她说话时声音里带着一丝悲伤。
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