vivid
/ˈvɪvɪd/ (bre, ipa) · /ˈvɪvɪd/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈvi-vəd/ (ame, mw)
vivid — adjective
- vividpositive
- more vividcomparative
- most vividsuperlative
1. So clear and strong that the pictures they create in a person's thoughts seem al
So clear and strong that the pictures they create in a person's thoughts seem almost real — used for memories, descriptions, dreams, and imagination.
Tomás has vivid memories of the day his grandmother taught him to bake bread.
collocation: vivid memories
The novel paints a vivid picture of a small fishing village in the 1960s.
collocation: paints a vivid picture of
Aylin's vivid imagination turned a walk in the park into a magical adventure.
Kofi had a dream so vivid that he woke up believing he had really flown.
The journalist gave a vivid description of the storm that destroyed the coastal town.
文法句型
vivid + noun
so vivid that…
用法筆記
Common paired nouns include memory, description, imagination, dream, picture, and account. The adverb extremely is a typical intensifier.
常見錯誤
2. Having colours that are very strong, bright, and easy to notice — used for flowe
Having colours that are very strong, bright, and easy to notice — used for flowers, clothes, paintings, and other visible things.
Aarav wore a vivid orange shirt to the summer party last weekend.
The market was full of vivid flowers in every colour imaginable.
Léa painted her bedroom walls a vivid shade of blue that brightened the whole room.
Takeshi's garden looks especially vivid in the bright morning sunlight.
The artist used vivid colours to show the energy of the busy city street.
文法句型
vivid + colour/shade
vivid + colour-name
用法筆記
Unlike everyday bright, vivid emphasises a striking, almost intense quality of colour. Less natural for pale or very light shades (pastels).