| 词汇 | color |
| 释义 | color noun uk /ˈkʌl.ər/ us /ˈkʌl.ɚ/ US spelling ofcolour（colour的美式拼写） Colour - general words basophilic chalkiness chalky chromatic colour gamut colour wheel coloured discolour dye ombré palette pigmentation pigmented primary colour recolour secondary colour shade stain tinge undertone color | American Dictionarycolor noun (CdnBrcolour)us/ˈkʌl·ər/ colornoun (APPEARANCE)[ C/U ] the appearance that something has as a result of reflecting light: [ C ]The dress comes in blue, green, red, and other colors. [ U ]Some of the pictures in the book are in color, and some are in black and white. [ C/U ] art A color is also a substance, such as a paint or dye, which you add to something to make it have the appearance of a particular color. colornoun (SKIN)[ U ] the natural color of a person’s skin, esp. when considered in terms of race people of color Many people with dark skin describe themselves as people of color: We need to protect the rights of people of color. [ U ] Color can mean a healthy appearance of the skin: She’d been ill for a while, but when I saw her last Friday, she had good color. color verb[ I/T ] (CdnBrcolour)us/ˈkʌl·ər/ colorverb[I/T] (CHANGE APPEARANCE)to change the color of something by using paint or a dye: [ Ialways+ adv/prep ]He gives the boy books to read, and he buys him paints to color with. fig. If something or someone colors your thoughts or opinions, it influences them, often in a negative way: [ T ]The report is colored by the fiscal crises of the last four years. color adjective[ not gradable ] (CdnBrcolour)us/ˈkʌl·ər/ coloradjective[not gradable] (OF APPEARANCE)showing things in all their colors, not just black and white: color photos a color TV Examples of colorcolor The three corresponding mechanisms are two cone-opponent color mechanisms and a luminance mechanism. But, in fact, we do not place any weight on ordinary intuitions about color. The book is lavishly illustrated with photographs of items from the exhibit (always in full color) and other supporting material (in black and white). Here we study color scaling using photographs of natural fruit objects. These were 4 x 6 color photographs of figurines positioned to correspond to the events described in the sentence stimuli. The 28 color photographs add to the explanations in the text, and the numerous diagrams and geologic maps, all in colour, deserve much attention. In the next session, the investigator presented the color photographs described previously. During color-discrimination testing, responses to the spectral increment were rewarded. Daylights are labeled by their correlated color temperatures. For each primary, the nonlinear relationship between voltage output and luminance was linearized by color look-up tables. Along with fundoscopy, individual color spaces may serve for monitoring early functional changes and thereby to support a treatment strategy. This study reveals perceptual misbinding of color, thereby revealing separate neural representations of color and form followed by a subsequent binding process. These systems work by allowing the user to choose a succession of randomly generated color schemes with progressively smaller variations. However, the data for some observers do show steplike transitions between some color samples, which may reflect intermediate color categories. The important point is that color categories and their interrelationships result from visual processing. See all examples of color These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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