| 单词 | shading |
| 释义 | shading (ʃeɪdɪŋ ) Word forms: shadings 1. uncountable noun Shading is material such as nets or dark paint that provide shade, especially for plants. The conservatory will get very hot in summer unless shading is used. 2. uncountable noun Dark areas or patches in a picture or on an object can be referred to as shading. Trees are depicted with blocks of flat colour or shading. 3. uncountable noun [also NOUN in plural, with supplement] You can refer to very small changes or differences between things as shading or shadings. Their language is difficult to learn because of its subtle shading of tone. ...the nuances and intricate shadings of diplomatic messages. 4. See also shade Collocations: subtle shading I'm rather sniffy about stars, imagining that they traduce and reduce the subtle shading of incisive criticism. Times, Sunday Times Some subtle shading around the contour of the jaw can create the illusion of a strong line. The Sun What his first recital lacked was the subtle shading, delicacy and wit to bring less stormy movements to life. Times, Sunday Times Both text and images form on the page with crisp lines and subtle shading. Globe and Mail More subtle shading may also be represented as if it were caused by edges. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 |
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