off-white
off-white — 形容詞
1. close to white but carrying a faint yellow, grey, or cream tint instead of looki
米白的
接近白色但帶淡淡灰黃調
close to white but carrying a faint yellow, grey, or cream tint instead of looking purely white
Jude chose off-white curtains to soften the strong sunlight in the studio.
Jude 挑了米白色窗簾,好讓工作室的強烈日光柔和一些。
off-white + noun for fabric and decor
The bakery wrapped the cake in an off-white box with gold ribbon.
那家麵包店用一個米白色盒子加金色緞帶包起蛋糕。
An off-white sweater looked warmer than the bright white shirts beside it.
那件米白色毛衣看起來比旁邊的亮白襯衫更溫暖。
The hallway walls were off-white, so family photos stood out clearly.
走廊的牆面是米白色的,所以全家福照片特別顯眼。
Amani bought off-white tiles because pure white felt too cold.
Amani 買了米白色磁磚,因為純白看起來太冷。
- cream
usually warmer and more yellow than off-white
- ivory
often suggests a richer, more elegant warm white
- grey-white
usually cooler, with more grey than off-white
- white
suggests a cleaner, more purely white colour with no visible tint
文法句型
off-white + noun
be + off-white
用法筆記
Often used for paint, fabric, paper, and clothing when the colour is not a clean bright white. It commonly appears before the noun, but it also works after be: The walls are off-white.
常見錯誤
off-white — 名詞
1. a shade near white that has a soft yellow, grey, or cream tint in it
米白色
帶柔和灰黃調的白色系
a shade near white that has a soft yellow, grey, or cream tint in it
Ritu painted the bedroom in a soft off-white that matched the oak floor.
Ritu 把臥室漆成柔和的米白色,和橡木地板很相配。
in + off-white for paint colours
The designer picked an off-white for the restaurant walls, not plain white.
設計師替餐廳牆面挑了一種米白色,而不是普通白色。
an off-white as a named colour choice
This sofa comes in grey, navy, and a warm off-white.
這款沙發有灰色、深藍色,還有暖調米白色可選。
Under evening light, the paper looked closer to off-white than cream.
在傍晚的光線下,那張紙看起來更接近米白色,不像奶油白。
Mateo compared three paint cards before choosing the palest off-white.
Mateo 比較了三張色卡後,選了最淺的米白色。
- white
a purer, brighter white shade without a dull or warm tint
文法句型
in off-white
an off-white
shade of off-white
用法筆記
This noun is most common in design, paint, and fashion contexts when someone names a colour choice. Speakers often use it after words like shade, tone, or in.