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

azure

/ˈaʒə

/ /ˈazjʊə

adjective

1Bright blue in colour like a cloudless sky: thin streaks of cloud trailed across an azure sky white beaches surrounded by azure seas the adult male’s back and flanks are azure blue...

Souvenirs of miniature trains from the Rail Museum have been placed in the inner edges of these walls behind a bright azure blue background.
Her eyes glistened as she looked out over the blue Pacific waters as the horizon touched a cloudless azure blue sky.
You could, of course, try and land your own dinner with a jolly crew on board one of the hire craft that dance across the azure blue seas.

Synonyms

sky-blue, deep blue, bright blue, blue, ultramarine

literary cerulean

rare cyanic

1.1 Heraldry Blue: [postpositive]: a saltire azure...

The original flag design, based upon the Ancient Arms of Nova Scotia, granted by King Charles I in 1625, is on a ground of silver with a saltire azure - a blue St. Andrew's cross.
A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel.
They both had the same device upon the surcoats; it was a Virgin Mary embroidered on a field azure.

noun

1 [mass noun] A bright blue colour: a flash of azure drew my eye to a kingfisher the azure of the sky...

Through the use of bright colours such as azure, burgundy, rose, orange, pink and yellow, the artist has lent life to the subject.
The bright green, azure and blue pointed to the presence of copper.
Ten minutes were there of silence as blood seeped slowly out of Claud's chest, twisting the bright scarlet into deep azure.

1.1 literary The clear sky.It is the same souls that quiver, the same passions that ferment, the same vices that grow, the same straining toward the azure.

2A small butterfly which is typically blue or purplish.

Celastrina and other genera, family Lycaenidae.

Tiny blue azures alight in the grass, and cabbage whites hover over the vegetable patch....

Azures have a slow, fluttering flight and are often one of the first butterflies encountered when the first warm weather of spring arrives.
I was surprised to see tiny spring azures fluttering in one of the large fields; somehow I had the idea that they only appeared early in the year.

Origin

Middle English (denoting a blue dye): from Old French asur, azur, from medieval Latin azzurum, azolum, from Arabic al 'the' + lāzaward (from Persian lāžward 'lapis lazuli').

单词	azure
释义	azure /ˈaʒə / /ˈazjʊə / adjective 1Bright blue in colour like a cloudless sky: thin streaks of cloud trailed across an azure sky white beaches surrounded by azure seas the adult male’s back and flanks are azure blue... Souvenirs of miniature trains from the Rail Museum have been placed in the inner edges of these walls behind a bright azure blue background. Her eyes glistened as she looked out over the blue Pacific waters as the horizon touched a cloudless azure blue sky. You could, of course, try and land your own dinner with a jolly crew on board one of the hire craft that dance across the azure blue seas. Synonyms sky-blue, deep blue, bright blue, blue, ultramarine literary cerulean rare cyanic 1.1 Heraldry Blue: [postpositive]: a saltire azure... The original flag design, based upon the Ancient Arms of Nova Scotia, granted by King Charles I in 1625, is on a ground of silver with a saltire azure - a blue St. Andrew's cross. A huge human foot d'or, in a field azure; the foot crushes a serpent rampant whose fangs are imbedded in the heel. They both had the same device upon the surcoats; it was a Virgin Mary embroidered on a field azure. noun 1 [mass noun] A bright blue colour: a flash of azure drew my eye to a kingfisher the azure of the sky... Through the use of bright colours such as azure, burgundy, rose, orange, pink and yellow, the artist has lent life to the subject. The bright green, azure and blue pointed to the presence of copper. Ten minutes were there of silence as blood seeped slowly out of Claud's chest, twisting the bright scarlet into deep azure. 1.1 literary The clear sky.It is the same souls that quiver, the same passions that ferment, the same vices that grow, the same straining toward the azure. 2A small butterfly which is typically blue or purplish. Celastrina and other genera, family Lycaenidae. Tiny blue azures alight in the grass, and cabbage whites hover over the vegetable patch.... Azures have a slow, fluttering flight and are often one of the first butterflies encountered when the first warm weather of spring arrives. I was surprised to see tiny spring azures fluttering in one of the large fields; somehow I had the idea that they only appeared early in the year. Origin Middle English (denoting a blue dye): from Old French asur, azur, from medieval Latin azzurum, azolum, from Arabic al 'the' + lāzaward (from Persian lāžward 'lapis lazuli').
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