kaleidoscopic

IPA/kəˌlaɪdəˈskɒpɪk/
IPA/kəˌlaɪdəˈskɑːpɪk/

kaleidoscopic — 形容詞

  • kaleidoscopicpositive
  • more kaleidoscopiccomparative
  • most kaleidoscopicsuperlative

1. full of many different colors, details, or impressions that seem to keep changin

1.形容詞C2
釋義

千變萬化的

色彩、細節或感受不停變換的

full of many different colors, details, or impressions that seem to keep changing

例句

The parade's kaleidoscopic costumes changed color under the moving spotlights.

那場遊行的服裝在移動的聚光燈下呈現千變萬化的色彩。

common pattern: kaleidoscopic + plural noun

At sunset, the harbor turned kaleidoscopic with boats, lights, and banners.

到了日落時，港口因船隻、燈光和旗幟而顯得千變萬化。

predicative pattern: turn kaleidoscopic with...

同義詞
  • colorful

    works for bright or varied colors, but it does not always suggest constant change

  • varied

    broader and more neutral, often without the vivid visual effect

  • shifting

    stresses ongoing change, though it is less rich and image-heavy

反義詞
  • uniform

    describes something with little visible difference or change

  • plain

    suggests a simple appearance without rich variety

  • monochrome

    specifically points to a single color or a very limited range

文法句型

kaleidoscopic costumes

turn kaleidoscopic with lights and movement

describe a place as kaleidoscopic

用法筆記

Often used for scenes, designs, or experiences where many colors, details, or impressions seem to change at once. It usually suggests rich variety, not just one bright color or one simple change.

常見錯誤

❌She chose a kaleidoscopic scarf because it had one bright red stripe.
✅She chose a colorful scarf because it had one bright red stripe.
💡'kaleidoscopic' suggests many colors or shifting patterns, not just one strong color.
❌The report was kaleidoscopic because it was long.
✅The report was wide-ranging because it covered many changing viewpoints.
💡'kaleidoscopic' is about rich, shifting variety, not simply length.