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violet如何读

英：[ˈvaɪələt]

美：[ˈvaɪələt]

violet英汉释义

n.(名词)

[C] 紫罗兰 small plant with sweet-smelling bluish-purple flowers

violet是什么意思

n. (名词)

紫罗兰色
紫色
【植】紫罗兰
羞怯的人
【植】堇菜（属）
菫
兰光紫
怀奥莱特（女子名）
维奥拉（女子名）
蓝紫色
堇菜
紫罗兰花
堇菜属（Viola）植物
维奥莱特（女子名）

adj. (形容词)

紫色的
紫罗兰色的
紫的
紫罗兰的
堇菜科（Violaceae）的
堇菜色的

violet自然拼读

vi·o·let

vaI liht

violet变形

复数:violets

violet英英释义

noun

any of a genus (Viola of the family Violaceae, the violet family) of chiefly herbs with alternate stipulate leaves and showy flowers in spring and often cleistogamous flowers in summerespecially: one with smaller usually solid-colored flowers as distinguished from the usually larger-flowered violas and pansies

any of several plants of genera other than that of the violet compare dogtooth violet

any of a group of colors of reddish-blue hue, low lightness, and medium saturation

violet词组

crystal violet结晶紫

ultra violet紫外光；紫外线辐射

violet light鲜紫

violet red紫红，紫罗兰色

shrinking violet羞怯的人；畏首畏尾的人

methyl violet甲基紫；龙胆紫；甲紫（消毒防腐药）

violet ray紫色光线Ｘ

gentian violet结晶紫；龙胆紫

violet词源中文解释

紫蓝色小野花，约始于1300年，源自古法语 violete（12世纪），是 viole “紫罗兰”的爱称，源自拉丁语 viola “紫罗兰，紫罗兰色”，与希腊语 ion（见 iodine）同源，可能来自古代印欧语系前地中海语言。颜色意义（14世纪后期）源于花朵。

violet_医学行业词汇

紫色：光谱最大折射端的颜色

紫色染料

violet_旅游行业词汇

紫罗兰

violet词源英文解释

Middle English, borrowed from Anglo-French, from viole "the violet flower" (going back to Latin viola "any of various spring flowers, as Viola odorata," derivative of a base vi- of Mediterranean substratal origin, as also Greek íon "the color violet") + -et -et >entry 1

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

violet儿童词典英英释义

violinnoun

a stringed musical instrument with four strings that is usually held against the shoulder under the chin and played with a bow

violinist

violinnoun

a stringed musical instrument with four strings that is usually held against the shoulder under the chin and played with a bow

violinist

violetnoun

any of a genus of mostly herbs that often produce showy fragrant flowers in the spring and small closed self-pollinated flowers without petals in the summer

any of several plants of other genera compare dogtooth violet

a reddish blue

violet 例句

1 Martin Ross was actually Violet Martin.

马丁·罗斯实际上是维罗特·马丁的笔名。

2 Helen the beautiful came down from her fragrant chamber attended by her women, one carrying her chair, another a soft carpet for her feet, and a third her silver workbasket filled with violet wool.

3 Violet today, violet today.

穿紫罗兰色衣服, 穿紫罗兰色衣服.

4 She told her godmother what happened in her channellors class with Dr. Bearden, describing the black light and its violet and white core.

5 She planted some violets in the garden.

她在花园里种了一些紫罗兰。

6 Seeing us lolling our heads like droopy violets, Cecilia told us to go upstairs and pick out a bedroom to sleep in.

7 Her face twisted, and her entire being went a brilliant violet.

8 In the way of medical treatments, she had already dabbed gentian violet on ringworm, aquaflavine emulsion on a cut, and painted lead lotion on a bruise.

9 They were everywhere—buttercups, daisies, wild roses, violets.

10 She moved the butterflies around, starting with the red one and finishing with the purple one—the one that might just as easily be called violet.

11 You could see stars flickering like violet eyes in the Martians stomach and chest, and through his wrists, like jewelry.

12 He thought that red light was composed of the largest particles and violet the smallest.

13 Put some violet in your life.

在生活中要添加紫色。

14 Utilized Water Based Polyurethane all top coat to provide superior water , dirt and ultra violet resistance.

罩面采用了抗污水性聚氨酯乳液,耐候性强、稳定性好、防水性佳, 透气性好.

15 One day she bought a small plant, an African violet in a plastic pot on sale for ninety- nine cents at a drugstore.

16 Clara’s smile faded, and for the briefest moment her outline flickered violet.

17 The spectrum runs from high frequencies' of visible light to low ones—violet, blue, green, yellow, orange and red.

18 A mound of sort of fluffy mashed cattail tubers, mushrooms, and dogtooth violet bulbs, smothered in gravy thickened with acorn powder.