pale如何读

英:[peɪl]

美:[peɪl]

pale英汉释义

adj.(形容词)
  1. 苍白的,灰白的 with not much colour in sb's face
  2. 浅色的,淡的 with a light colour; not strong or dark
v.(动词)
  1. vi. 变得苍白,失色,变得暗淡 become pale

pale是什么意思

adj. (形容词)
  1. 苍白的
  2. 淡的,浅色的,淡色的
  3. 灰白的
  4. 微暗的,暗淡的
  5. 柔弱无力的,微弱的
  6. 朦胧的
  7. 软绵绵的
n. (名词)
  1. 范围
  2. 栅栏,围篱
  3. 尖板条
  4. 界线,界限
  5. 境界,境内
  6. 栅内
  7. 【徽章】竖贯徽章中部的线条
  8. 【史】12世纪后并入英国的爱尔兰东部地区
  9. 圈子
  10. 出格,出圈,越轨
  11. 令人不能容忍
  12. 尖桩
  13. 围起的地方
v. (动词)
  1. 变苍白,使苍白
  2. 使发暗,使黯淡
  3. 用桩围住,在...设围篱,用栅栏把...围起来
  4. 相形失色,变暗淡,(使)失色,相形见绌,显得逊色
  5. 设木栅栏
  6. 变得比平常白
  7. 变暗
  8. 变无力

pale变形

复数:pales

第三人称单数:pales

现在分词:paling

过去式:paled

过去分词:paled

比较级:paler或more pale

最高级:palest或most pale

pale扩展

palely (adv.), paleness (n.)

pale词根

词根:pale

adj.

palish 稍微苍白的

adv.

palely 苍白地;淡色地;青青地

n.

paleness 苍白;淡薄;变青

paling 木栅;打桩

v.

paling 用桩篱把…围起;包围(pale的ing形式)

pale英英释义

adjective

deficient in color or intensity of color : pallid

a pale complexion

having color of reduced saturation (see saturation sense 4a)

a pale pink

not bright or brilliant : dim

a pale sun shining through the fog

feeble, faint

a pale imitation

verb (1)

intransitive verb

to become pale

transitive verb

to make pale

noun

an area or the limits within which one is privileged or protected (as from censure)

conduct that was beyond the pale

a space or field having bounds : enclosure

The cattle were led into the pale.

a territory or district within certain bounds or under a particular jurisdiction

British culture survived even within the Roman pale.

one of the stakes of a palisade

picket sense 1

a perpendicular stripe on a heraldic shield

archaic palisade, paling

verb (2)

transitive verb

to enclose with pales : fence

combining form

see paleo-

pale词组

pale yellowadj. 淡黄色,浅黄色

turn pale变得苍白(脸色)

pale green淡绿,浅绿

in pale(纹章图案)一个竖置于另一个之上的;(单图案)竖置于中部的 

pale pink浅桃红,苍桃红色

pale blue淡蓝色

pale brown浅褐色,淡棕色

pale red浅红,淡红色

look pale面色苍白

beyond the pale在…范围之外

pale purple淡紫色,淡白紫;青莲色

pale and wan没有血色,脸色苍白 

pale词源中文解释

14世纪初,用于形容人的皮肤或肤色,“呈白色外观,没有血色,苍白”,源自古法语 paile “苍白,浅色”(12世纪,现代法语 pâle),源自拉丁语 pallidus “苍白,面色苍白,无色”,源自 pallere “变得苍白,变得无色”,源自 PIE 词根 *pel-(1)“苍白”。Pallid 是一个双形式词。

从14世纪中期开始用于颜色,“缺乏色彩强度,接近白色”; 从14世纪后期开始用于非人类物体或物质(酒类等)。比喻用法也始于14世纪后期。相关词汇: Palely; palish; paleness。美国英语中, Paleface 被认为是一个典型的北美印第安人用来指代“欧洲人”的词汇,最早可追溯到1822年。

pale词源英文解释

Adjective Middle English pale, paal, palle, borrowed from Anglo-French pale, palle, paille (also continental Old French), borrowed (with loss of unstressed -id-) from Latin pallidus "pale, colorless," formed with the adjective suffix -idus from the same base as pallēre "to be pale or bloodless, have a pale color," pallor "paleness of complexion, loss of color" — more at fallow >entry 1 Verb (1) Middle English palen, borrowed from Anglo-French palir (continental Old French palir, paloïr), going back (with conjugation change) to Latin pallēscere "to grow pale, turn a pale color," inchoative derivative of pallēre "to be pale or bloodless, have a pale color" — more at fallow >entry 1 Noun and Verb (2) Middle English, from Anglo-French pel, pal stake, from Latin palus — more at pole

The first known use of pale was in the 12th century

pale儿童词典英英释义

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

paleontologynoun

a science dealing with the life of past geological periods as known especially from fossil remains

paleontologynoun

a science dealing with the life of past geological periods as known especially from fossil remains

paleontologynoun

a science dealing with the life of past geological periods as known especially from fossil remains

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale1 of 3adjective

light in color or shade : not vivid

a pale pink

not having the warm skin color of a person in good health : pallid

became pale

not bright or brilliant : dim

pale sunshine

pale2 of 3verb

to make or become pale

pale3 of 3noun

a stake or picket of a fence

an enclosed place

territory within clearly marked bounds or under a particular authority

pale医学词典英英释义

paleadjective

deficient in color or intensity of color

a pale face

pale 例句

1 She grew pale with fright.

2 The next room is twice as big as the first one, and it, too, is blue-lit, but paler.

3 Nailer could just see pale objects floating on the surface, starting to sink.

4 In the mirror, Ash saw a pale, expressionless face with wide brown eyes, and where there had once been a smooth length of dark brown hair, now she saw ragged edges pointing every which way.

5 Justice always pales in comparison to vanity and ostentatious displays of power.

正义跟虚荣、虚有其表的力量相比,本来就是逊色而苍白的.

6 His hand was solid as a rock, and his dark Cealdish complexion was tanned even darker than usual, highlighting a few pale scars that ran over his knuckles and up his arms.

7 Then the sun was gone, leaving a pale lemon emptiness.

8 At the right-hand corner the green cathedral spire ascends into the pale blue sky of the evening.

9 Her skin was pale as chalk and her eyes puffy with big, dark bags underneath.

10 Except that he looked pale and shocked, Ron was indistinguishable from Crabbe, from the pudding-bowl haircut to the long, gorilla arms.

11 Her light brown hair was always pulled back into a thin ponytail, and her pale blue eyes hardly ever connected with anyone else’s.

12 In between them, stunted, thin trees, killed for lack of light and space, were overgrown with grubs and fungus like pale suede.

13 They look a lot like him, with their chin whiskers and pale skin and bold ascots.

14 His eyes, I noticed, not for the first time, were almost as pale as Kevin’s.

15 M. de Morcerf turned pale, and clinched his hands on the papers he held.

马尔塞夫先生的脸色变得苍白了, 抓住文件的那只手紧紧地捏成了拳头.

16 A number of well-dressed men and women were gathered in groups, some beside a grand piano, the others lounging in the pale beige upholstery of the blond wood chairs.

17 I smell it and imagine a pale pink center, the seeds tightly embedded in the flesh.

18 “Your eyes are black and sparkly. Usually. But just now they were two pale moons. That isn’t regular. Or, I’m pretty sure it isn’t regular.”

19 Poor, dead boys in army uniforms from every era, their pale skin even whiter in death, clung to bridges and passenger cars, their grasping fingers reaching out for the memory of life.

20 Mrs. Granger turned her eyes up to nearly full power as she looked into the camera, and with a pale smile she said, “It’s not over yet.”

pale 同义词

1 变淡

dilute

2 白皙的

lily-white fair

5

paling

8 用桩围住

paled

10 微暗的

dark dim dun dusky darksome

11 黯淡的

gloomy pallid

15 尖桩

paling pile turnpike

17 相形见绌

upstage put in the shade

19 微暗

dusk

25 使变苍白

blanch etiolate

26 变白

bleach whiten blanch

31 犹太人居住区

ghetto

33 变得暗淡

faint

34 篱笆

fence

37 尖板条

picket paling

38 较差的

inferior a poor man's

42 黯淡

gloomy pallid

44 变暗淡

fade shade

51 没有血色

wanly

52 使变白

blanch

56 无光泽的

flat dim opaque frosted

57 淡色的

light light-coloured

61 变浅

shallow

65 褪色的

rusty washed-out

66 辖区

catchment area

67 围篱

hoarding paling hedge

68

white

69 浅色的

light fair light-coloured

pale 短语相关

beyond the pale India pale ale pale ale pale by comparison pale imitation pale in/by comparison to/with pale into insignificance

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