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

colouristic

/kʌləˈrɪstɪk

(US coloristic)

adjective

1Showing special use of colour: his great colouristic wallpapers...

She had the colouristic sensibility of an English watercolourist, with the ability to evoke spatial extension, often with something mysterious and luminous going on in the water or the sky.
Isn't his work repellent in its madness, whatever the colouristic skill of the paintings, whatever the occasional sublimity of the prose?
They were the first to use diluted glaze for colouristic effect, contrasting it with the sharper, denser relief glaze line.

1.1Having or showing a variety of musical or vocal expression: the choir’s colouristic resources...

Her soprano has winning qualities of freshness and purity, but the voice, at least as she uses it, has little coloristic or emotional variety.
They are just as observant of dynamic, expressive and colouristic detail, but the sound they make, enhanced by beautiful state-of-the-art recording, is much easier on the ear.
In the late 1980s, to the ears of an angry young man, a lot of English music seemed to concentrate on colouristic dynamism, display of technique, and filling time with rapid successions of clever sonic gestures.

Derivatives

colouristically

adverb ...

They interact visually with a background composed of abstract patterns in grayed hues, which echo the scrolls graphically and coloristically.
And Maazel achieves all this while conducting from memory, even when the score is an obscure, rhythmically tricky, and coloristically subtle one.
The painting is both visually accurate and coloristically interesting, rendered as it is in a subjective combination of blues, greens, gold and lavender.

单词	colouristic
释义	colouristic /kʌləˈrɪstɪk / (US coloristic) adjective 1Showing special use of colour: his great colouristic wallpapers... She had the colouristic sensibility of an English watercolourist, with the ability to evoke spatial extension, often with something mysterious and luminous going on in the water or the sky. Isn't his work repellent in its madness, whatever the colouristic skill of the paintings, whatever the occasional sublimity of the prose? They were the first to use diluted glaze for colouristic effect, contrasting it with the sharper, denser relief glaze line. 1.1Having or showing a variety of musical or vocal expression: the choir’s colouristic resources... Her soprano has winning qualities of freshness and purity, but the voice, at least as she uses it, has little coloristic or emotional variety. They are just as observant of dynamic, expressive and colouristic detail, but the sound they make, enhanced by beautiful state-of-the-art recording, is much easier on the ear. In the late 1980s, to the ears of an angry young man, a lot of English music seemed to concentrate on colouristic dynamism, display of technique, and filling time with rapid successions of clever sonic gestures. Derivatives colouristically adverb ... They interact visually with a background composed of abstract patterns in grayed hues, which echo the scrolls graphically and coloristically. And Maazel achieves all this while conducting from memory, even when the score is an obscure, rhythmically tricky, and coloristically subtle one. The painting is both visually accurate and coloristically interesting, rendered as it is in a subjective combination of blues, greens, gold and lavender.
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