英语词汇“paint”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	paint
释义	Trends of paint View usage for: paint (peɪnt) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense paints, present participle painting, past tense, past participle painted 1. variable noun Paint is a coloured liquid that you put onto a surface with a brush in order to protect the surface or to make it look nice, or that you use to produce a picture. ...a pot of red paint. They saw some large letters in white paint. ...water-based artist's paints. Synonyms: colouring, colour, stain, dye More Synonyms of paint 2. singular noun On a wall or object, the paint is the covering of dried paint on it. The paint was peeling on the window frames. They'll probably scrape the paint off and make it look like a regular patrol car. 3. verb If you paint a wall or an object, you cover it with paint. They started to mend the woodwork and paint the walls. [VERB noun] I made a guitar and painted it red. [V n colour] ...painted furniture. [VERB-ed] [Also VERB] 4. verb If you paint something or paint a picture of it, you produce a picture of it using paint. He is painting a huge volcano. [VERB noun] Why do people paint pictures? [VERB noun] I had come here to paint. [VERB] 5. verb When you paint a design or message on a surface, you put it on the surface using paint. ...a machine for painting white lines down roads. [VERB noun preposition] They went around painting rude slogans on cars. [VERB noun preposition] The recesses are decorated with gold stars, with smaller stars painted along theedges. [VERB-ed] 6. verb If someone paints their lips or nails, they put a coloured cosmetic on them. She propped the mirror against her handbag and began to paint her lips. [VERB noun] She painted her fingernails bright red. [V n colour] 7. verb If you paint a grim or vivid picture of something, you give a description of it that is grim or vivid. The report paints a grim picture of life there. [VERB noun] He went on to paint a rosy picture about how much has already been accomplished. [VERB noun] Synonyms: describe, capture, portray, depict More Synonyms of paint 8. See also gloss paint, oil paint, painting, poster paint, war paint More Synonyms of paint paint in British English (peɪnt) noun 1. a substance used for decorating or protecting a surface, esp a mixture consisting of a solid pigment suspended in a liquid, that when applied to a surface dries to form a hard coating 2. a dry film of paint on a surface 3. the solid pigment of a paint before it is suspended in liquid 4. informal face make-up, such as rouge 5. short for greasepaint verb 6. to make (a picture) of (a figure, landscape, etc) with paint applied to a surface such as canvas 7. to coat (a surface) with paint, as in decorating 8. (transitive) to apply (liquid) onto (a surface) her mother painted the cut with antiseptic 9. (transitive) to apply make-up onto (the face, lips, etc) 10. (transitive) to describe vividly in words 11. paint the town red Derived forms painty (ˈpainty) adjective paintiness (ˈpaintiness) noun Word origin C13: from Old French peint painted, from peindre to paint, from Latin pingere to paint, adorn paint in American English (peɪnt) verb transitive 1. a. to make (a picture, design, etc.) in colors applied to a surface b. to depict or portray with paints to paint a landscape 2. to describe colorfully or vividly; depict in words 3. to cover or decorate with paint; color to paint a wall 4. to apply cosmetics to; adorn; beautify 5. a. to apply (a medicine, etc.) with a brush or swab b. to treat (a wound, etc.) in this way verb intransitive 6. to practice the art of painting pictures 7. Archaic to use cosmetics noun 8. a. a mixture of a pigment with oil, water, etc., in liquid or paste form, applied as with a brush, roller, or spray gun, and used for protective covering or coloring of a surface or for making pictures on canvas, paper, etc. b. dry pigment for such use 9. a dried coat of paint 10. a. coloring matter, such as lipstick, rouge, etc., used as a cosmetic b. greasepaint 11. US Chiefly West pinto (sense 2) 12. US, Basketball; Informal free throw lane with the Idioms: paint out paint the town (red) Derived forms paintable (ˈpaintable) adjective Word origin ME peinten < OFr peint, pp. of peindre < L pingere, to paint, embroider < IE base peig-, to mark by scratching or coloring > Gr pikros, sharp, OE fah, stained; (sense 12) < the practice of painting the area in a contrasting color More idioms containing paint paint yourself into a corner something is like watching paint dry paint the town red Image of paint © Peter Wollinga, Shutterstock Examples of 'paint' in a sentence paint The football under his charge was not about painting pretty pictures. The Sun (2016) What colour did they paint the walls? Times, Sunday Times (2017) He also painted a picture of a shady figure who spent his time as he pleased. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Using blocks of pink paint on the walls is a modern alternative. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Forget about painting the town red. Times, Sunday Times (2017) Who makes up paint colours? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Haven't you painted enough paintings? The Sun (2017) If you aren't experienced, a paint brush is also easier to control than a roller. The Sun (2016) The Mays seem to like oils by contemporary figurative artists who paint street scenes and landscapes in a rather Victorian way. Times, Sunday Times (2017) The first half was like watching paint dry. The Sun (2009) The reality is far from the positive picture that he paints. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Vintage chic used to be all about peeling paint and utilitarian ticking. Times, Sunday Times (2006) When we paint we are looking for this same balance and this single relationship. Improve Your Landscape Painting Their pristine buildings and sculpture were brightly painted. Times, Sunday Times (2013) You would rather they had spent it on actually painting the walls? Times, Sunday Times (2010) Use breathable paint to avoid peeling and work it into all the cracks. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Then all the walls were painted to make them fresh and clean. Times, Sunday Times (2006) He has always been an artist who paints with his brain. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Take a glossy orange lipstick and paint a coating over the red. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Make a few steam holes with the fork then paint the entire surface with egg. Times, Sunday Times (2008) Understand that face paint is a vortex of emotion. Times, Sunday Times (2015) They also fear having to pay for a paint job on the entire school. The Sun (2016) Use a pastry brush to paint both sides with olive oil. Times, Sunday Times (2011) She has always been strange and fairly friendless and she paints very depressing paintings. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Why do elephants paint their toenails red? Times, Sunday Times (2016) Reading it will be like watching paint dry. The Sun (2009) So the picture they painted was the picture of them and us in the same frame. Christianity Today (2000) The beauty of the place makes you want to throw paint about. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Producers form a line of stalls against the brightly painted townhouses. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Wooden floors have been stripped and walls painted cream and flowers top the tables. Times, Sunday Times (2012) But he has probably painted them over, out of spite. Patrick O'Brian Richard Temple Sand down, apply preservative and paint. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The collection paints a vivid picture of the harsh British judicial system in the 19th century. The Sun (2011) Quotations And those who paint 'em truest praise 'em mostJoseph AddisonThe Campaign Every time I paint a portrait I lose a friendJohn Singer Sargent Word lists with paint Art equipment In other languages paint British English: paint /peɪnt/ NOUN Paint* is a liquid used to decorate buildings, or to make a picture. Can I use some of your red paint? American English: paint Arabic: دِهَانٌ Brazilian Portuguese: tinta Chinese: 涂料 Croatian: boja Czech: barva barvivo Danish: maling Dutch: verf European Spanish: pintura Finnish: maali väriaine French: peinture German: Farbe Greek: μπογιά Italian: vernice Japanese: ペンキ Korean: 페인트 Norwegian: maling Polish: farba European Portuguese: tinta Romanian: vopsea Russian: краска Latin American Spanish: pintura Swedish: färg Thai: สี Turkish: boya yapı Ukrainian: фарба Vietnamese: sơn British English: paint /peɪnt/ VERB wall, door If you paint a wall or a door, you cover it with paint. They had painted the walls white. Make sure that the wood is clean and dry before painting. American English: paint Arabic: يُطْلِي Brazilian Portuguese: pintar Chinese: 油漆 Croatian: slikati Czech: malovat Danish: male Dutch: verven European Spanish: pintar Finnish: maalata French: peindre German: malen Greek: χρωματίζω Italian: verniciare Japanese: 絵を描く Korean: (...을) 그림물감으로 그리다 Norwegian: male Polish: pomalować European Portuguese: pintar Romanian: a vopsi Russian: красить Latin American Spanish: pintar Swedish: måla Thai: ทาสี Turkish: boyamak Ukrainian: фарбувати Vietnamese: quét sơn British English: paint /peɪnt/ VERB make a picture of If you paint something on a piece of paper or cloth, you make a picture of it using paint. He likes painting flowers. She enjoys painting. American English: paint Arabic: يَرْسُمُ Brazilian Portuguese: pintar Chinese: 画 Croatian: slikati Czech: malovat Danish: male Dutch: schilderen European Spanish: pintar Finnish: maalata French: peindre German: malen Greek: ζωγραφίζω Italian: dipingere Japanese: （絵の具で）･･･を描く Korean: 그리다 Norwegian: male Polish: malować European Portuguese: pintar Romanian: a picta Russian: рисовать Latin American Spanish: pintar Swedish: måla Thai: วาดรูป Turkish: resim yapmak Ukrainian: малювати Vietnamese: vẽ Chinese translation of 'paint' paint (peɪnt) n (c/u) (decorator's) 油漆 (yóuqī) (桶, tǒng) (artist's) 颜(顏)料 (yánliào) (罐, guàn) vt (= decorate) [wall, door, house] 油漆 (yóuqī) (= portray) [person, object] 描绘(繪) (miáohuì) (= create) [picture, portrait] 用颜(顏)料画(畫) (yòng yánliào huà) vi (creatively) 绘(繪)画(畫) (huìhuà) a tin of paint 一罐颜(顏)料 (yī guàn yánliào) to paint sth blue/white etc 把某物涂(塗)成蓝(藍)色/白色等 (bǎ mǒuwù túchéng lánsè/báisè děng) to paint a grim/gloomy/vivid picture of sth 将(將)某物描绘(繪)成一副凄(淒)凉(涼)/灰暗/生动(動)的景象 (jiāng mǒuwù miáohuì chéng yī fù qīliáng/huī'àn/shēngdòng de jǐngxiàng) to paint in oils 画(畫)油画(畫) (huà yóuhuà) All related terms of 'paint' "wet paint" "油漆未干(乾)" "yóuqī wèi gān" a lick of paint ( inf ) 少许(許)涂(塗)料 shǎoxǔ túliào a tin of paint 一罐颜(顏)料 yī guàn yánliào to paint in oils 画(畫)油画(畫) huà yóuhuà to paint from life 写(寫)生 xiěshēng gloss [ s/u ] ( shine ) 光泽(澤) guāngzé to paint sth blue/white etc 把某物涂(塗)成蓝(藍)色/白色等 bǎ mǒuwù túchéng lánsè/báisè děng to slap some paint on a wall 往墙(牆)上涂(塗)些油漆 wǎng qiáng shang tú xiē yóuqī to splash paint on the floor 把油漆泼(潑)在地板上 bǎ yóuqī pō zài dìbǎn shang enamel [ c/u ] ( for decoration ) 搪瓷 tángcí emulsion emulsion paint 乳状(狀)油漆 rǔzhuàng yóuqī to paint a grim/gloomy/vivid picture of sth 将(將)某物描绘(繪)成一副凄(淒)凉(涼)/灰暗/生动(動)的景象 jiāng mǒuwù miáohuì chéng yī fù qīliáng/huī'àn/shēngdòng de jǐngxiàng to paint a vivid/gloomy/bleak etc picture (of sth) 描绘(繪)了(某事的)一副生动(動)/灰暗/凄(淒)凉(涼) 等的景象 miáohuìle (mǒushì de) yī fù shēngdòng/huī'àn/qīliáng děng de jǐngxiàng 1 (noun) in the sense of colouring Definition a coloured substance, spread on a surface with a brush or a roller, that forms a hard coating a pot of red paint Synonyms colouring colour the latest range of lip and eye colours stain Give each surface two coats of stain. dye bottles of hair dye tint You've had a tint on your hair. pigment a wide range of natural pigments emulsion 2 (noun) in the sense of make-up Definition face make-up She dabbed a little paint on her face and got ready to go out. Synonyms make-up (informal) Normally she wore little make-up, but this evening was clearly an exception. face (informal) Players like him have changed the face of snooker. cosmetics greasepaint war paint (informal) maquillage (French) 1 (verb) in the sense of colour Definition to coat (a surface) with paint They painted the walls yellow. Synonyms colour Saffron can be used to colour the rice yellow. cover She was soaking wet and covered with mud. coat Coat the fish with seasoned flour. decorate a small, badly decorated office stain a technique biologists use to stain proteins whitewash daub They daubed paint on the wall. distemper apply paint to 2 (verb) in the sense of depict Definition to apply paint to paper or canvas to make a picture of He was painting a portrait of his father. Synonyms depict a gallery of pictures depicting famous battles draw Draw a rough design for a logo. portray the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Poussin figure picture The goddess Demeter is pictured holding an ear of wheat. represent The cartoonist represents him as an old man in a dressing gown. sketch I sketched the scene with my pen and paper. delineate The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement. catch a likeness 3 (verb) in the sense of describe Definition to celebrate in a lively way The report paints a grim picture of life in the city. Synonyms describe Even his allies describe him as forceful, aggressive and determined. capture portray The novelist accurately portrays provincial domestic life. depict evoke recount He then recounted the story. bring to life make you see conjure up a vision put graphically tell vividly idiom See paint the town red Quotations And those who paint 'em truest praise 'em most [Joseph Addison – The Campaign]Every time I paint a portrait I lose a friend [John Singer Sargent] Additional synonyms in the sense of coat Definition to cover with a layer Coat the fish with seasoned flour. Synonyms cover, spread, plaster, smear in the sense of cover Definition to extend over or lie thickly on the surface of She was soaking wet and covered with mud. Synonyms coat, cake, plaster, smear, envelop, spread, encase, daub, overspread in the sense of daub Definition to smear (paint or mud) quickly or carelessly over a surface They daubed paint on the wall. Synonyms smear, dirty, splatter, stain, spatter, sully, deface, smirch, begrime, besmear, bedaub, paint, coat, stain, plaster, slap on (informal) Synonyms of 'paint' paint Explore 'paint' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of decorate Definition to paint or wallpaper a small, badly decorated office Synonyms do up, paper, paint, wallpaper, renovate (informal), furbish in the sense of delineate Definition to describe in words The relationship between Church and State was delineated in a formal agreement. Synonyms outline, describe, draw, picture, paint, chart, trace, portray, sketch, render, depict, characterize, map out in the sense of draw Definition to sketch (a picture, pattern, or diagram) with a pen or pencil Draw a rough design for a logo. Synonyms sketch, design, outline, trace, portray, paint, depict, mark out, map out, delineate, do drawings in the sense of dye Definition the colour produced by dyeing bottles of hair dye Synonyms colouring, colour, pigment, wash, stain, tint, tinge, colorant in the sense of face Players like him have changed the face of snooker. Synonyms nature, image, character, appearance, concept, conception, make-up in the sense of picture Definition to describe or depict vividly The goddess Demeter is pictured holding an ear of wheat. Synonyms represent, show, describe, draw, paint, illustrate, portray, sketch, render, depict, delineate in the sense of pigment Definition any substance which gives colour to paint or dye a wide range of natural pigments Synonyms colour, colouring, paint, stain, dye, tint, tincture, colouring matter, colorant, dyestuff in the sense of portray Definition to describe or represent (someone) by artistic means, such as in writing or on film the landscape as portrayed by painters such as Poussin Synonyms represent, draw, paint, illustrate, sketch, figure, picture, render, depict, delineate in the sense of portray Definition to describe or represent (someone) by artistic means, such as in writing or on film The novelist accurately portrays provincial domestic life. Synonyms describe, present, depict, evoke, delineate, limn, put in words in the sense of recount Definition to tell the story or details of He then recounted the story. Synonyms tell, report, detail, describe, relate, repeat, portray, depict, rehearse, recite, tell the story of, narrate, delineate, enumerate, give an account of Additional synonyms in the sense of represent Definition to present an image of through a picture or sculpture The cartoonist represents him as an old man in a dressing gown. Synonyms depict, show, describe, picture, express, illustrate, outline, portray, sketch, render, designate, reproduce, evoke, denote, delineate in the sense of sketch Definition to make a quick rough drawing (of) I sketched the scene with my pen and paper. Synonyms draw, paint, outline, represent, draft, portray, depict, delineate, rough out in the sense of stain Definition a liquid used to penetrate the surface of a material, such as wood, and colour it without covering up the surface or grain Give each surface two coats of stain. Synonyms dye, colour, tint in the sense of stain Definition to dye (something) with a lasting pigment a technique biologists use to stain proteins Synonyms dye, colour, tint in the sense of tint Definition a dye for the hair You've had a tint on your hair. Synonyms dye, wash, stain, rinse, tinge, tincture
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