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color如何读

英：['kʌlə(r)]

美：[ˈkʌlɚ]

color是什么意思

n. (名词)

颜色，色彩，肤色，血色
立场
团旗，船旗，国旗
有色人种的肤色
生动
彩色，多彩
授带
衣帽
徽章
染料，颜料
外貌
借口，幌子

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=colour（英）

v. (动词)

变色，改变…的颜色
歪曲，歪曲
渲染，粉饰
发红，脸红
文饰，掩饰，借口
影响，左右，支配
出现颜色
涂颜色于，着色，给...着色，给…染色
获得颜色
使带上色彩
使具有特征
上漆于
用颜色覆盖
辩解

color自然拼读

col·or

kuh lr

color变形

复数:colors

第三人称单数:colors

现在分词:coloring

过去式:colored

过去分词:colored

color词根

词根：color

adj.

colorful 华美的；有趣的；富有色彩的

colored 有色的；着色的；有色人种的

colorless 无色的；苍白的；无趣味的

coloration 着色；染色

coloring 着色；着色剂；配色；天然色；外貌

colorist 善用色彩者；五彩画家

colored 把...染色，粉饰，脸红（color的过去时和过去分词形式）

coloring 着色（color的ing形式）；出现颜色

vt.

colorize 给…着色；使…变成彩色

color英英释义

noun

a phenomenon of light (such as red, brown, pink, or gray) or visual perception that enables one to differentiate otherwise identical objects

the aspect of the appearance of objects and light sources that may be described in terms of hue, lightness, and saturation (see saturation sense 4) for objects and hue, brightness, and saturation for light sourcesalso: a specific combination of hue, saturation, and lightness or brightness comes in six colors

the changing color of the sky

colors plural clothing of a bright (see bright entry 1 sense 4) color : clothing that is neither dark nor light in color

Wash your colors separately from your darks and lights.

something used to give color : pigment

two or more hues employed in a medium of presentation

movies in color

the use or combination of colors

skin pigmentation other than and especially darker than what is considered characteristic of people typically defined as white (see white entry 1 sense 2a)—often used with of… the policy of treating youthful offenders as adults falls most heavily on those of color.—Kristin Choo see also man of color, person of color, woman of color

The charges … allege that the social network discriminates based on color …—Shawn Knight

complexion tint:

the tint characteristic of good health

… sat looking at her with wistful eyes, trying to see signs of hope in the faint color on Beth's cheeks.—Louisa May Alcott

blush

an identifying badge, pennant, or flag—usually used in plural

a ship sailing under Swedish colors

colored clothing distinguishing one as a member of a particular group or representative of a particular person or thing—usually used in pluralwore his college colors to the game

a jockey wearing the colors of the stable

character, nature—usually used in plural

showed himself in his true colors

colors plural position as to a question or course of action : stand

… the USSR changed neither its colors nor its stripes during all of this …—Norman Mailer

vividness or variety of effects of language

… that color and force of style which were later to make him outstanding among American editors …—Arthur Krock

local color

vitality, interest

The play had a good deal of color to it.

analysis of game action or strategy, statistics and background information on participants, and often anecdotes provided by a sportscaster to give variety and interest to the broadcast of a game or contest

a color commentator

an outward often deceptive show : appearance

His story has the color of truth.

a legal claim to or appearance of a right, authority, or office

a pretense offered as justification : pretext

the color for his action

an appearance of authenticity : plausibility

lending color to this notion

a naval or nautical salute to a flag being hoisted or lowered

armed forces

the quality of timbre in music

the color and richness of the cello

a small particle of gold in a gold miner's pan after washing

a hypothetical property of quarks that differentiates each type into three forms having a distinct role in binding quarks together

verb

transitive verb

to give color to

to change the color of (as by dyeing, staining, or painting)

She colors her hair.

to change as if by dyeing or painting: such as

influence

"The lives of most of us have been colored by politics … "—Christine Weston

misrepresent, distort

a highly colored version of the facts

gloss, excuse

color a lie

characterize, label

… call it progress; color it inevitable with shades of job security—C. E. Price

intransitive verb

to fill in a shape or picture outlined on a piece of paper using markers, crayons, colored pencils, etc.

His granddaughter Fernanda sat at his side, coloring with crayons.—Charles Montgomery

to take on colorspecifically: blush

She colored at the mention of his name.

color词组

color in填色，用颜色填

color image彩色图像

color printing彩印

skin color肤色

bright color明亮的颜色

color difference色差，色彩差异

color matching配色；调色；色彩匹配；调整色差

color space彩色空间，色空间

color fastness[化]色牢度

natural color自然色；天然色；本色

background color背景颜色

color change变色

change color变色

true color真彩色；全彩；实色

light color浅色；光色，灯色；明色

full color全彩，全色

color scheme配色方案，色彩设计

local color乡土特色；地域色彩（等于local colour）

hair color头发颜色，毛色；染发

dark color深色；暗色

color词源中文解释

早在13世纪，"肤色，面色"来自盎格鲁-法语 culur, coulour，古法语 color "颜色，面色，外貌"（现代法语 couleur），来自拉丁语 color "肤色；颜色，色调；外貌"，来自古拉丁语 colos，最初的意思是"一种覆盖物"（类似于 celare "隐藏，掩盖"），源于 PIE 词根 *kel- (1) "覆盖，隐藏，保存"。古英语中表示"颜色"的词是 hiw（"色调"）， bleo。为了意义的演变，比较梵语 varnah "覆盖物，颜色"，与 vrnoti "覆盖"有关，还可以参见 chroma。

从14世纪开始， Colour 是英语中常见的拼写，来自盎格鲁-法语。从15世纪开始，古典修正使 color 成为一种替代拼写，并在美国得到了确认（参见 -or）。

指"色调或色彩，某物的颜色"的意思可以追溯到公元1300年左右。从14世纪末开始，指"作为物质固有属性的颜色，仅由眼睛感知的事物或外貌的质量"。从14世纪中叶开始，指"染料，颜料，染料"。从14世纪中叶开始，指"种类，类型，品种，描述"。从14世纪末开始，指"修辞手法，修饰"。从公元1300年左右开始，指"通过辩解、解释或为行动辩护而提出的理由或论点"，因此指"似是而非的理由或论点，掩盖事物真实性质的东西"（14世纪末）。

从公元1300年左右开始，指"鉴别的标志"（如徽章、徽记或制服，后来指拳击手、骑马者等），最初指的是家族纹章。因此，比喻意义上的 show one's (true) colors 指"揭示某人的观点或意图"，可与 colors 进行比较。

在提到"较黑（与'白'有别）种族的肤色" [OED]时，可以追溯到1792年，在 people of colour 中，在翻译法语时指的是法属圣多明各殖民地（现代海地），并指"混血儿"。

在音乐音调方面，从1590年代开始。Color-scheme 是从1860年开始使用的。Color-coded 是从1943年开始使用的，指的是无线电和军用飞机的布线。Color-line 指的是美国种族社会和法律上的歧视，始于1875年，最初指的是南方白人在重建时期团结一致，夺回州政府的控制权（大约一年前还被称为 white line，更准确）。

color_医学行业词汇

颜色：为物质或表现的一种特性，是由于某些入射光被吸收，而其余适于刺激视网膜感受器的入射光(波长约370～760mμ)被反射所致

在红外线和紫外线之间，适合于视网膜感觉色彩的范围内的幅射光能

适当波长辐射光刺激视网膜感受器(特别是视锥体)而产生的一种彩虹色感觉印象

color_建筑行业词汇

色彩

color_心理学行业词汇

颜色

color_物理学行业词汇

色

color_电工行业词汇

［颜］色

color_航天行业词汇

彩色

color词源英文解释

Noun Middle English colour, borrowed from Anglo-French, going back to Latin color, earlier colōs "color as a physical phenomenon, pigment, complexion, appearance," probably, assuming an original meaning "covering, outermost layer, appearance," going back to *ḱel-ōs, collective derivative from an Indo-European s-stem *ḱel-os "covering" (whence perhaps Sanskrit śaras- "skin on boiled milk, cream" and, from a thematic derivative, Old High German hulisa "hull of a legume"), derivative of a verbal base *ḱel- "cover, conceal" — more at conceal Verb Middle English colouren, borrowed from Anglo-French colurer, going back to Latin colōrāre, derivative of color color >entry 1

The first known use of color was in the 14th century

color儿童词典英英释义

command1 of 2verb

to issue orders by right of authority

to have authority and control over : be commander of

command an army

to have for one's use

commands many resources

to demand or receive as one's due : exact

commands a high fee

to look down on especially from a militarily strong position

the hill commands the town

command2 of 2noun

the act of commanding

march on command

an order given

obey a command

the ability to control : mastery

a good command of French

the authority, right, or power to command

the people, area, or unit under a commander

a position from which military operations are directed

comfort1 of 2verb

to give strength and hope to : cheer

to ease the grief or trouble of : console

comfort2 of 2noun

acts or words that comfort

the feeling of the one that is comforted

find comfort in a mother's love

something that makes a person comfortable

the comforts of home

comeverb

to move toward or journey to something : approach come see us

come here

to arrive at or enter a scene of action

the police came to our rescue

to reach the point of being or becoming

the rope came untied

to add up : amount

the bill came to $10

to take place

the holiday came on Thursday

originate sense 2, arise

honey comes from bees

to be available

the dress comes in three colors

extend sense 4, reach

a coat that comes to the knees

to arrive at a place, end, result, or conclusion we now come to the next chapter

came to their senses

happen sense 5

no harm will come to you

to fall within the range or limits of something

comes under the terms of the treaty

to turn out to be : become

her dreams have come true

comeverb

to move toward or journey to something : approach come see us

come here

to arrive at or enter a scene of action

the police came to our rescue

to reach the point of being or becoming

the rope came untied

to add up : amount

the bill came to $10

to take place

the holiday came on Thursday

originate sense 2, arise

honey comes from bees

to be available

the dress comes in three colors

extend sense 4, reach

a coat that comes to the knees

to arrive at a place, end, result, or conclusion we now come to the next chapter

came to their senses

happen sense 5

no harm will come to you

to fall within the range or limits of something

comes under the terms of the treaty

to turn out to be : become

her dreams have come true

combine1 of 2verb

to bring into close relationship : unify

to mix together so that the identity of each part is lost

combine the ingredients of a recipe

to become one

to unite to form a chemical compound

combine2 of 2noun

a union of persons or groups especially for business or political benefits

a machine that harvests, threshes, and cleans grain while moving over a field

colour

colossaladjective

of, relating to, or resembling a colossusespecially: of very great size

a colossal office building

extraordinary, exceptional a colossal failure

colossal growth

color1 of 2noun

an aspect of light (as red, brown, or gray) or sight that allows one to tell otherwise identical objects apart from each other

the color of blood is red

the property of objects and light sources that may be described in terms of hue, lightness, and chromatic purity for objects and hue, brightness, and chromatic purity for light sources

the sky's changing color

a particular combination of hue, lightness or brightness, and chromatic purity

the car comes in six colors

a color other than black, white, or gray

an outward and often deceiving appearance

her story has the color of truth

skin pigmentation other than and especially darker than what is considered characteristic of people typically defined as white does not discriminate on the basis of color

a person of color

the tint in a person's face indicating good health or an emotion (as embarrassment)

the use or combination of colors

a painter who is a master of color

an identifying flag, badge, or pennant

a ship sailing under Swedish colors

armed forces

a call to the colors

a person's nature or character

showed his true colors during the crisis

vitality sense 3b, interest entry 1 sense 4b

her comments added color to the broadcast

something used to give color : pigment

color2 of 2verb

to give color to

the wind colored our cheeks

to change the color of (as by dyeing, staining, or painting)

misrepresent, distort

his story is colored by his prejudices

to take on or change colorespecially: blush

color医学词典英英释义

colornoun

a phenomenon of light (as red, brown, pink, or gray) or visual perception that enables one to differentiate otherwise identical objects

the aspect of objects and light sources that may be described in terms of hue, lightness, and saturation for objects and hue, brightness, and saturation for light sources

a hue as contrasted with black, white, or gray

complexion tintespecially: the tint characteristic of good health

color 例句

1 “The colored school. The official story is that I’ve been real sick and my grandmother’s been teaching me at home. But the truth is, everyone knows.”

2 It was in bloom, its flowers fanning out on wide branches and the ground underneath covered with petals the color of fire.

3 Tom Watson himself, who had spoken with passion and idealism about wiping out the color line, became one of white supremacy’s greatest supporters.

4 A row of hearts and stars framed my name and address, each perfectly drawn in different colors—a rainbow of blue, red, yellow, green, and orange.

5 The thin winter snow was already gone from the high peaks, and the sacred mountain was a dusty, dry blue color.

6 His voice shook and he could feel the color in his face, but he did not care.

7 And name the channel set to the color printer fabrics ( in this case, a black ).

并不兵该通道撤不败承印织物的颜色 ( 此例洋为不不黑色 ).

8 Color is light, does haemoglobin slant can little person donate blood?

血色淡, 血红蛋白偏少的人可以献血么 ?

9 People clap and “oooh” like Crick is delivering each of them a luxury hovercraft instead of colored juice.

10 I can see the color drain from her face.

11 Two sets of colored people sit on porches, watching, rocking.

12 The rings of concentric circles along its barrel fluctuate through a rainbow of glowing colors as the weapon powers up.

13 How a girl like that might know about how a color could show up along with a feeling.

14 How Miss Skeeter gone explain a colored woman calling her up on the telephone?

15 The colors had faded and the paint was cracked, but those eyes were the same.

16 Ink color you want to a certain concentration, pigment content is not too low.

油不朱给有必定的颜色浓量, 颜料含量不成太矮.

17 He runs to his apartment and brings a wooden box filled with paints in many different colors and a few small jars of water.

18 Her fingernails shimmer like the bright color of its leaves.

19 The market is overflowing with a dizzying array of goods—rows of glittery bangles in every color imaginable, bolts of silky fabric, and mounds of beaded slippers, hair accessories, and evening bags.

20 He was used to pigeons, birds that matched the color of concrete.