yellowish
/ˈjeləʊɪʃ/ (bre, ipa) · [jˈɛloɪʃ] /ˈjeləʊɪʃ/ (ame, ipa) · [jˈɛloɪʃ] /ˈyeləw|ish How to pronounce yellowish (audio) -lō|, |ēsh/ (ame, mw)
yellowish — 形容詞
- yellowishpositive
- more yellowishcomparative
- most yellowishsuperlative
1. having some yellow in it, rather than a clear or strong yellow colour.
偏黃的
看起來有點黃,不是鮮明的黃色
having some yellow in it, rather than a clear or strong yellow colour.
The old recipe book had yellowish pages from years in the kitchen.
那本舊食譜因多年放在廚房裡,書頁變得偏黃。
yellowish + noun for faded paper colour
After the fever, Jabari's skin looked yellowish under the bathroom light.
發燒後,Jabari 的皮膚在浴室燈下看起來有點偏黃。
look yellowish for noticing a slight colour change
The soup turned a yellowish colour after Mayumi added too much cream.
Mayumi 加了太多奶油後,湯變成偏黃的顏色。
We chose a yellowish lamp shade to warm the reading corner.
我們挑了偏黃的燈罩,讓閱讀角落更溫暖。
- golden
warmer, richer, and often more attractive than yellowish
- cream-coloured
paler and closer to off-white than to clear yellow
- sallow
mainly used for unhealthy yellow skin, not general colour description
- bluish
showing a slight blue colour instead of a yellow one
文法句型
yellowish + noun
look yellowish
turn yellowish
用法筆記
Yellowish is often used when something only partly looks yellow, especially paper, skin, light, paint, or food. It usually suggests a faint yellow tint, not a bright or pure yellow colour.