two-tone
IPA/ˈtuː təʊn/
IPA/ˈtuː təʊn/
two-tone — adjective
1. combining two distinct colours, or a deep shade and a pale shade of a single col
1.形容詞B1
釋義
combining two distinct colours, or a deep shade and a pale shade of a single colour, on different parts of an item — most often used for clothing, shoes, and painted objects
例句
Vinícius wore a two-tone jacket with blue sleeves and a grey body.
two-tone + clothing noun
The car had a two-tone paint finish, white on top and red below.
Cyrus chose two-tone shoes that were black with white tips for the wedding.
Lucía chose a two-tone kitchen look with cream walls and a blue ceiling.
Benjamin's new watch had a two-tone strap, half leather and half metal.
同義詞
文法句型
two-tone + noun
用法筆記
Usually placed before the noun it describes: a two-tone shirt, a two-tone car. Not used with comparative or superlative forms.