shade如何读

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shade英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U] 阴凉处 place where there is comparative darkness and often coolness caused by sth blocking direct light or heat, especially of the sun
  2. [U] 阴暗部分 dark part(s) of a picture, painting, etc.
  3. [C] 遮光物 thing that shuts out light or makes it less bright
  4. [C] 色度 degree or depth of colour; hue
  5. [U] 细微差别 a slight difference in sth
v.(动词)
  1. vt. 遮蔽 keep direct rays of light from
  2. vt. 画阴影于…之上 represent the effect of shade or shadow on (an object in a picture)
  3. vi. 渐变 change slowly, gradually, or by slight degrees

shade是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 阴凉处
  2. 灯罩
  3. 阴暗
  4. 幽灵,鬼
  5. 浓淡
  6. 色度
  7. 遮光物,遮棚
  8. 阴暗部分,阴影部分
  9. 影子
  10. 太阳眼镜
  11. 背阴
  12. 浓淡深浅
  13. 暗部
  14. 差别
v. (动词)
  1. 遮蔽,蔽荫,遮(光)
  2. 使阴暗,使阴郁,使暗,使变阴暗
  3. 逐渐变化, 在(画上)画阴影
  4. 画阴影(于)
  5. 给…遮挡(光线),在...装遮阳篷,装上遮光物
  6. 把…涂暗
  7. 略减(物价)
  8. 覆盖
  9. 隐藏,隐蔽
  10. 使失色,使黯淡
  11. 使色彩具有明暗层次
  12. (使)逐渐改变,渐变
  13. 加灯罩
  14. 险胜
  15. 渲染
  16. 使(色彩)逐渐变化,使逐渐发生细微变化
  17. 细微不同

shade变形

复数:shades

第三人称单数:shades

现在分词:shading

过去式:shaded

过去分词:shaded

shade扩展

shaded (adj.)

shade词根

词根:shade

adj.

shady 成荫的;阴暗的;名声不好的

shaded 荫蔽的;色彩较暗的

shadowy 朦胧的;有阴影的;虚无的;暗黑的

shadowed 附有阴影

n.

shading 底纹;遮蔽;[印刷] 明暗法;[印刷] 描影法;留下阴影

shadiness 暧昧;隐蔽;有阴影的情形

shadowiness 阴暗;有阴影;朦胧

v.

shaded 遮蔽住;使阴暗(shade的过去分词)

shadowed 遮蔽(shadow的过去式及过去分词)

shade英英释义

noun

comparative darkness or obscurity owing to interception of the rays of light

relative obscurity or retirement

shelter (as by foliage) from the heat and glare of sunlight

a place sheltered from the sun

an evanescent or unreal appearance

the shadows that gather as darkness comes on

netherworld, hades

a disembodied spirit : ghost

—used to signal the similarity between a previously encountered person or situation and one at hand —usually used in plural

shades of my childhood

something that intercepts or shelters from light, sun, or heat: such as

a device partially covering a lamp so as to reduce glare

a flexible screen usually mounted on a roller for regulating the light or the view through a window

shades plural sunglasses

the reproduction of the effect of shade in painting or drawing

a subdued or somber feature

a color produced by a pigment or dye mixture having some black in it

a color slightly different from the one under consideration

a minute difference or variation : nuance

a minute degree or quantity

a facial expression of sadness or displeasure

verb

transitive verb

to shelter or screen by intercepting radiated light or heat

to cover with a shade

to hide partly by or as if by a shadow

to darken with or as if with a shadow

to better or exceed by a shade

to represent the effect of shade or shadow on

to add shading to

to color so that the shades pass gradually from one to another

to change by gradual transition or qualification

to reduce slightly

shade a price

slant, bias

intransitive verb

to pass by slight changes or imperceptible degrees

to undergo or exhibit minute difference or variation

shade词组

shades of[口语]令人想起…的 

in the shade在荫凉处

shade in逐渐变成

in shade置于阴凉处(标志)

lamp shade灯罩

color shade色彩明暗;色泽;色差

light shade不饱色;浅色

a shade better稍好一点 

window shaden. 遮光窗帘;百叶窗

shade tree能遮荫的树

shade into渐渐变为,逐渐变为

sun shade遮阳物,遮阳罩

shade guide色标;选牙色板;色板

shade区别

 shadow, shade

这组词都有“荫,荫凉处”的意思,其区别是:

shadow常指光线被物体挡住所产生的阴影,影子,有明显的轮廓。

shade指阳光被遮挡后出现的荫凉处,如树荫等,无一定的轮廓或边界。

以上来源于网络

shade词源中文解释

中古英语 shade, schade,肯特郡 ssed,“由某人或某物投射的黑暗形象; 由光线阻挡引起的相对阴暗或阴郁”,源自晚期古英语 scead “部分黑暗; 庇护,保护”,也部分源自 sceadu “阴影,黑暗; 阴凉处,凉亭,遮阳处”。两者均源自原始日耳曼语 *skadwaz(源头还包括古撒克逊语 skado,中古荷兰语 scade,荷兰语 schaduw,古高地德语 scato,德语 Schatten,哥特语 skadus),源自 PIE *skot-wo-,源自根 *skoto- “黑暗,阴影”。

shade, shadow, nn. It seems that the difference in form is fairly to be called an accidental one, the first representing the nominative & the second the oblique cases of the same word. The meanings are as closely parallel or intertwined as might be expected from this original identity, the wonder being that, with a differentiation so vague, each form should have maintained its existence by the side of the other. [Fowler]
shade, shadow,名词。形式上的差异似乎可以被称为偶然的,第一个代表同一单词的主格,第二个代表同一单词的斜格。这两个词的含义如此相似或交织在一起,以至于令人惊讶的是,即使区别如此模糊,每个形式仍然能够与另一个并存。[福勒]

比喻意义上指相对阴暗的引用自1640年代。因此, throw into the shade 等的意思是“通过对比或卓越的光彩而变得模糊不清”。“鬼魂”的含义来自1610年代; 戏剧(或模拟戏剧)表达 shades of _____ 以唤起或承认记忆来自1818年,源自“鬼魂”的意义。“灯罩”的含义来自1780年。窗帘的意思记录于1845年。“保护眼睛的盖子”的含义来自1801年。颜色等级的含义记录于1680年代; 颜色中“黑暗程度或渐变程度”的含义来自1680年代(比较法语 nue “云”中的 nuance)。“少量或程度”的含义来自1749年。

shade_体育行业词汇

牌力稍有欠缺

shade_水产行业词汇

阴凉围网

purse seine 在水面用物体造成的阴影诱集捕捞对象后进行包围作业的围网。

shade_测绘行业词汇

深色调

图面上颜色呈黑色或阴暗的色调。

shade_电工行业词汇

灯罩

shade_航天行业词汇

遮光罩

shade词源英文解释

Noun Middle English, from Old English sceadu; akin to Old High German scato shadow, Greek skotos darkness

The first known use of shade was before the 12th century

shade儿童词典英英释义

shanknoun

the part of the leg between the knee and the ankle in human beings or a similar part in various other vertebrates

a cut of meat (as beef or lamb) from usually the upper part of a leg

the straight shaft (as of a nail, pin, or fishhook)

the narrow part of the sole of a shoe beneath the instep

a part of a tool that connects the acting part with a part by which it is held or moved the shank of a key

the shank of a drill bit

a part of something by which it can be attached: as

a part that sticks out on the back of a solid button

a short stem of thread that holds a sewn button away from the cloth

shame1 of 2noun

a painful emotion caused by having done something wrong or improper

ability to feel shame

have you no shame?

dishonor entry 1 sense 1, disgrace

something that brings disgrace or causes shame or strong regret

something to be regretted : pity

it's a shame you'll miss the show

shame2 of 2verb

to bring shame to : disgrace

to cause to feel shame

to force by causing to feel guilty

they were shamed into confessing

shake1 of 2verb

to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble

shaking with cold

to become unsteady : totter

to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner

to free oneself from

shake off a cold

to cause to become weaker

shake one's faith

to force out of a place by quick jerky movements

shake dust from a blanket

to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement

shake2 of 2noun

an act of shaking

plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)

something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake

a very brief period of time

ready in two shakes

plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes

a long shingle

deal entry 3 sense 2

a fair shake

shake1 of 2verb

to move irregularly to and fro : quiver, tremble

shaking with cold

to become unsteady : totter

to cause to move in a usually quick jerky manner

to free oneself from

shake off a cold

to cause to become weaker

shake one's faith

to force out of a place by quick jerky movements

shake dust from a blanket

to clasp (hands) in greeting or as a sign of goodwill or agreement

shake2 of 2noun

an act of shaking

plural a condition of trembling (as from chill)

something produced by shakingespecially: milk shake

a very brief period of time

ready in two shakes

plural one that stands out especially in importance, ability, or merit—usually used in the phrase no great shakes

a long shingle

deal entry 3 sense 2

a fair shake

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shaftnoun

the long handle of a weapon (as a spear)

spear entry 1 sense 1, lance

or plural shavesˈshavz pole entry 1 sense 1especially: one of two poles between which a horse is hitched to pull a vehicle

an arrow especially for a longbow

a narrow beam of light

something suggestive of the shaft of an arrow or spear

the shaft or trunk of a tree

the handle of a tool or instrument (as a hammer or golf club)

a tall monument (as a column)

an opening or passage straight down through the floors of a building

an air shaft

a commonly cylindrical bar used to support rotating pieces or to transmit power or motion by rotation

a mine opening for finding or mining ore

the midrib of a feather

the part of a hair that is visible above the surface of the skin

shade1 of 2noun

partial darkness

the trees cast shade

space sheltered from the heat and bright light of the sun

sit in the shade of a tree

plural the shadows that gather as darkness falls

the shades of night

spirit entry 1 sense 2b, ghost

something that blocks off or cuts down light, sun, or heat a window shade

a lamp shade

the darkening of some objects in a painting or drawing to suggest that they are in shade

the darkness or lightness of a color

four shades of brown

a very small difference or amount shades of meaning

just a shade taller

shade2 of 2verb

to shelter from light or heat

to mark with changes of light or color

shade a drawing

to show or begin to have slight differences of color, value, or meaning

shade 例句

1 I named him Mango because the sounds of his purrs and his wheezes and his meows are all various shades of yellow-orange, like a mango in different seasons.

2 The ape-man could reach out and touch the thin leaves that shaded its cage.

3 Bordoni’s white frame house was very quiet, almost broodingly quiet, and the shades were pulled down.

4 With the sun and sky just a pinprick far above, the light around takes on a dimming azure shade.

5 A hint of predawn cast the room in shades of light blue.

6 The humidity by the sea was less than inland, but since there were no trees to provide shade, the sun penetrated right into the sand, making it hot and loose.

7 She shaded rows of scales and spines, and smiled at how the creature seemed to come to life a fraction more with each new detail.

8 To the left was a clump of trees, a stone fence, two batteries of artillery, the long line of troops lying in the sun, in the shade of the trees, dug in, waiting.

9 We sat down on the rocks in the shade along the dry creek and ate a lunch she’d prepared for us: peanut butter sandwiches and sliced apples.

10 Henry walked at a distance from the palms and the shade because he was too young to keep himself out of the sun.

11 They sat in the shade, devouring the hot fried dough.

12 The ice looked colder and more mysterious, the sky a cleaner shade of blue.

13 I sat down in the shade beneath a sycamore tree, thinking of the unfilled hours ahead, replaying the conversation in the coffee shop, remembering the look on Martin’s face when he said good-bye to me.

14 They moved through warm patches of sunlight and dark pools of shade.

15 Foliage arched over their heads, casting a welcome shade made denser by the stands of tall reeds.

16 Wraparound shades hid his eyes, but I knew what was behind those glasses—hollow sockets filled with flames.

17 The bard was superb; Werfel could not believe the delicacy of his performance, the way he shaded certain words and made others glow like memories of morning.

18 And Joe lost them—lost sixty sheep and couldn’t find them where they were huddled in the shade in a dry gulch.

19 “Do any of you draw?” she said, shading her eyes and looking across the field.

20 Something,such as a window shade or a Venetian blind,that hinders vision or shuts out light.

遮光物如窗帘或软百叶窗等能遮挡视线或挡住阳光的物体。

shade 同义词

2 渐渐改变

grow graduate

5

screen

8 荫蔽

shading

11

female thick yin

12

shroud

13 使黑

cloud shadow nigrify

15 遮棚

sunshade

16 暗部

dark

17 暗处

gloom

18 颜色

colour hue

19 变暗淡

pale fade

20 明暗

tone shading

21 剪影

silhouette

23 树阴

umbrage

24 形形色色

variegated

26 太阳镜

sunglasses

27 遮阳帽舌

visor

28

drape

29 屏风

screen blind

36 日暮

even dark eventide e'en

41

mask screen

42 树荫

umbrage

44 使朦胧

fog

47 玻璃罩

cloche bell glass bell jar

49 涂黑

begrime

50 卷帘

roller blind

51 默默无闻

obscurity Palookaville

55 用复数太阳眼镜

Polaroid

61 遮阳

tilt visor sunshade

63 逐渐改变

fade

64 鬼魅

haunt

65 阴暗部分

shadow

66 阴蔽

shading

67 阴魂

ka wraith

70 使阴暗

shadow

73 使黯淡

sadden

76 阴凉处

bower

77 晕色

demitint

78 细微差别

nuance delicacy shading quillet

81 阴暗处

shadowland

82 黯淡

sad sadden

86 痕迹

trail trace smack

87 亡魂

soul wraith

89 买卖赃物的人

fence

91 愁容

face scowl

94 浓淡

tone tint shading

97 忧郁的表情

gloom

103 帷幔

drapery

104 背阴

shady

105 晦暗

dull opaque tarnish scowl

shade 短语相关

a shade have it made in the shade put (someone or something) in the shade shade-grown shade into shade tree throw shade window shade

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