colour造句怎么写

Cherries vary in colour from almost black to yellow.

The colour in this material does not fade.

He wore a tweed sports jacket of a greenish colour.

The way the man ate lent colour to his story of near starvation.

Ruby. Bright red colour of certain wines. Such wines are free from brown or purple tints.

Reheat oil, fry meat balls again till golden colour, set aside.

The therapy targets specialised "cone" cells in the eye which allow animals - including humans - to see in colour.

Everything from the industrial strength (steel-reinforced) desk, to the sumptuous blue colour scheme, screams style and sophistication.

The colour coding demonstrates how the data should be separated into records for propagation through the message flow.

SM: I think it came from a need to be different, to open another door, to be less anecdotal, less sentimental somehow, and colour helped.

Entirely clad with an iridescent metallic skin, the building changes colour with the light and, as a whole, greatly resembles a large ingot.

A kid will try to paint the most loved and dearest creature to him with the same colour he paints himself. Energetic and restless usually choose warm and hot colours – crimson and orange.

Garmbiered Guangdong silkhas special texture, dignified colour, and unsophisticated but elegant style, so it is very suitable for succinctand decent pattern design, in order to reflect its meaningful beauty.

Outside the cafeteria, a sign warns of the calorific peril of the chicken pot pie; inside, the salad bar has colour-coded tongs to convey which salad toppings should be used "freely" or "sparingly".

Background, the Main Text colour, and the SubText colour respectively.

What colour do you want?

The colour will bear out soon.

Gold is similar in colour to brass.

The firework went off in a cascade of colour.

The whole pixel can thus be tuned to reflect any desired colour.

Tweed: Medium - to heavy weight fabric, rough in surface texture, produced in a great variety of colour and weave effects.

The characteristic colour changes which are associated with the senescence of leaves of deciduous trees in autumn.

During photosynthesis, leaves have to produce chlorophyll to capture the energy from the sun, and it is this chlorophyll that gives them their green colour.

In America itself, riven by race and Vietnam, he led programmes-head Start, VISTA, Community action-that looked beyond colour and ideology to improve the lives and chances of ordinary people.

"Optical and psychological tension occur in painting, therefore, when lines or shapes almost touch or seem about to collide, when a harmonious colour progression is interrupted by a sudden discord, or when an asymmetrical balance of lines, shapes, tones, or colours is held."

This copier can reproduce colour photographs.

Gaily-dressed ladies added colour and variety to the scene.

Thailand, however, believes differently and instead USES purple as its colour for mourning.

The two buildings are for two separate clients, so the architects designed them to be different in colour but to share a unique motif.

My cushions add a splash of colour; the ones on the bed are called "Barbara" and "Poppy" after my grandma and her best friend when she was a little girl.

His clothes are bright in colour.

When pattern masking is complete the top coat( tile/ paver colour) can be applied by spray or trowel. This process also dictates the final desired texture and colour fleck finish.

tristimulus system of colour specificatio

The colour, of a geranium, therefore, is said to be more intense, more highly saturated with pure orange-red than is mahogany.

The most fashionable way to colour in the 1970s was tonally - several shades of the same colour applied to walls, ceiling and woodwork.