dye

IPA/daɪ/
KK[dˈaɪ]IPA/daɪ/

dye — 名詞

  • dyesingular
  • dyesplural

1. a powder or liquid that you mix with water and use to give a new colour to fabri

1.名詞B1
釋義

染料

改變物品顏色的物質

a powder or liquid that you mix with water and use to give a new colour to fabric, hair, wood, or other materials.

例句

Takeshi bought a red fabric dye at the shop to refresh his old curtains.

Takeshi 在店裡買了一瓶紅色布料染料,想讓舊窗簾煥然一新。

countable: a specific type of dye for a purpose

The hairdresser mixed two bottles of dye to create a deep brown colour for Hoa.

理髮師調和了兩瓶染料,為 Hoa 調出深棕色。

常見搭配
  • hair dye
  • fabric dye
  • food dye
  • natural dye
  • artificial dye
  • a bottle of dye
同義詞
  • colourant

    more technical; used in food and industrial contexts

  • pigment

    usually refers to natural colouring matter, often in paint or skin

  • stain

    used for wood or surfaces; soaks in deeper than dye

  • tint

    a weak or gentle dye that adds only a slight colour

文法句型

a [type] dye

dye for [material]

用法筆記

Often paired with a material name (hair dye, fabric dye, food dye) to specify what the substance is meant for.

常見錯誤

I bought a dye blue for my shirt.
I bought a blue dye for my shirt.
the colour adjective goes before 'dye', not after.
慣用語

having very strong and fixed beliefs, opinions, or loyalties that are unlikely ever to change.

根深蒂固的;死心塌地的

Tamás is a dyed-in-the-wool football fan who has supported the same club since he was five years old.

dye — 動詞

同根字

常見搭配

常用片語

  • a bottle of dye
  • a tube of dye
  • a pack of dye
  • a shade of dye

介系詞搭配