indigo 的 2 个定义
plural in·di·gos, in·di·goes.
- a blue dye obtained from various plants, especially of the genus Indigofera, or manufactured synthetically.
- indigo blue.
- any of numerous hairy plants belonging to the genus Indigofera, of the legume family, having pinnate leaves and clusters of usually red or purple flowers.
- a color ranging from a deep violet blue to a dark, grayish blue.
- Also called indigo-blue, indigotic. of the color indigo.
indigo 近义词
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- Your happiness as a reader will depend on how open you are to insights that recognize no coincidences, some of them from the crystal-indigo-rainbow file, as well as proposed, though not explained, secret-knowledge theories.
- One gas might take a bite out of indigo, while another gas might have an appetite for yellow or blue.
- With Mood Indigo, I had a girlfriend who got really sick in America and I had to pay for the hospital bills.
- Both Eternal Sunshine and Mood Indigo concern a relationship unraveling.
- “With Mood Indigo, I really let myself be as me as I could be,” Gondry tells The Daily Beast.
- The jeans mysteriously came in a spray can, and were offered in two washes: “Indigo,” and “Bright Light.”
- He hangs around with the supposedly psychic Indigo Children who inspired The Last Airbender.
- The indigo plant is herbaceous, and from one to three feet high, with delicate bluish-green leaves.
- Next rinse the veil through two cold waters, tinging the last with indigo.
- But the foot-gin appeared on the scene, and indigo went down before cotton.
- Some fifty years later, a planter's daughter tried to raise indigo.
- After several failures, she succeeded in doing so, and indigo was raised in Carolina until the time came when cotton paid better.