| 单词 | nuance |
| 释义 | nu·ance I. 1. a. < the play of surfaces, the dance of subtle lights and shadows, the nuances of color, tones, atmosphere — Lewis Mumford > < nuances of flavor and fragrance cannot be described accurately — Scott Seegers > < a quick ear for nuances in mood — Irwin Edman > b. < the jazz world's increasing preoccupation with melodic and harmonic nuances — Wilder Hobson > 2. < a sense of the nuances of plain words — E.F.Goldman > < its vernacular shape may have given it a nuance of humor — R.A.Hall > < captures both the essence and the nuances of different theological positions — Review of Religion > < a very singular nuance of a boy's character — the one which decides what he will or will not consider to be sneaking — W.F.De Morgan > 3. < form of acting, which has no nuance or restraint — Current Biography > < a performance of remarkable pliability and nuance — Irving Kolodin > II. < it is not color as such that lends enchantment to a painting, it is the manner in which it is nuanced — Frederic Taubes > < an individually nuanced pronunciation — Edward Sapir > < the treatment of the first movement is excessively nuanced — B.A.Haggin > |
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