hue
/hjuː/ (bre, ipa) · [hjˈu] /hjuː/ (ame, ipa) · [hjˈu] /ˈhyü/ (ame, mw)
hue — 名詞
- huesingular
- huesplural
1. a colour, or a particular shade, lightness, or strength of a colour — for exampl
色調;顏色
顏色的種類或深淺變化
a colour, or a particular shade, lightness, or strength of a colour — for example, a deep red hue or a pale blue hue, rather than a broad category like 'red' or 'blue'
Yumi chose a soft lavender hue for the walls of her bedroom.
Yumi 為她的臥室牆壁選擇了柔和的淡紫色色調。
pattern: colour name + hue — soft lavender hue
The artist mixed colours until she achieved the perfect golden hue for her sunset painting.
那位畫家不斷調和顏料,終於調出她為夕陽畫作所想像的完美金色色調。
Benjamin chose a bright white hue for the garden fence against the green lawn.
Benjamin 為花園圍籬選擇了亮白色調,與綠色草坪形成對比。
In autumn, the leaves turn rich hues of orange and red across the hills.
秋天時,山丘上的樹葉會轉變成濃郁的橘紅色調。
文法句型
hue of + [colour name]
adjective + hue
用法筆記
Commonly used instead of 'colour' when you want to name a specific shade or tone rather than a broad colour family. 'Shade' adds the idea of darkness; 'tint' adds whiteness; 'hue' alone refers to the colour type itself.
常見錯誤
2. a particular type of belief, opinion, or character that a person or group has —
類型;色彩
意見、信仰或性格的類別
a particular type of belief, opinion, or character that a person or group has — often used to describe political views or general attitudes
Politicians of every political hue gathered to debate the proposed law in the capital.
各種政治色彩的議員齊聚首都,辯論新提出的法案。
pattern: of every [adj] hue — common in political contexts
The committee included members of different hues from across the region.
該委員會匯集了來自全國各地不同立場的人士。
plural: of different hues
Femi argued that the party should welcome supporters of all political hues without exception.
Femi 主張,該政黨應無差別地歡迎各種政治觀點的支持者。
The fair attracted pet owners of every hue, from dog breeders to bird enthusiasts.
這場博覽會吸引了從繁殖犬隻的業者到養鳥愛好者等各式各樣的寵物飼主。
文法句型
of every hue
of all hues
of + [adjective] + hue
用法筆記
This sense almost always appears in the fixed patterns 'of every hue' or 'of all hues' or 'of a different hue'. It is especially common in political journalism and formal discussion of ideological groups.