hue
noun /hjuː/
/hjuː/
Idioms - (literary or specialist) a colour; a particular shade of a colour
颜色;色调;色相 - His face took on an unhealthy whitish hue.
他的脸上透出一丝病态的苍白。 - Her paintings capture the subtle hues of the countryside in autumn.
她的油画捕捉住了秋天乡村的微妙色调。
Synonyms colourcolour- shade
- hue
- tint
- tinge
- colour the appearance that things have, resulting from the way in which they reflect light. Red, green and blue are colours: What’s your favourite colour?
bright/dark/light colours你最喜欢什么颜色? 明亮/黑暗/明亮的颜色 - shade a particular form of a colour, especially when describing how light or dark it is. Sky blue is a shade of blue: Her eyes were a delicate shade of green.
她的眼睛是淡绿色的。 - hue (literary or technical) a colour or a particular shade of a colour: His face took on an unhealthy, whitish hue.
他的脸上透出一丝病态的苍白。 - tint a shade or small amount of a particular colour; a faint colour covering a surface: leaves with red and gold autumn tints
金秋时节略呈红黄色的树叶 - tinge a small amount of a colour: There was a pink tinge to the sky.
天空略带一点淡淡的粉红色。
You can say: a reddish tint/tinge or: a tinge of red but not: a tint of red. Tint is often used in the plural, but tinge is almost always singular.Patterns用 tint 还是 tinge? - a warm/rich colour/shade/hue/tint
- a bright/vivid/vibrant/dark/deep colour/shade/hue
- a pale/pastel/soft/subtle/delicate colour/shade/hue
- a light/strong/neutral/natural colour/shade
- His face took on an unhealthy whitish hue.
- (formal) a type of belief or opinion
信仰;观点 - supporters of every political hue
各种政治信仰的拥护者
- supporters of every political hue
词源Old English hīw, hēow (also ‘form, appearance’, obsolete except in Scots), of Germanic origin; related to Swedish hy ‘skin, complexion’. The sense ‘colour, shade’ dates from the mid 19th cent.
Idioms
hue and cry
- strong public protest about something
公众的强烈抗议 - Further cuts in welfare have raised a hue and cry among the American public.
福利的进一步削减在美国公众中引起了强烈的反响。
- Further cuts in welfare have raised a hue and cry among the American public.