pigment 的 3 个定义
- a dry insoluble substance, usually pulverized, which when suspended in a liquid vehicle becomes a paint, ink, etc.
- a coloring matter or substance.
- Biology. any substance whose presence in the tissues or cells of animals or plants colors them.
- to color; add pigment to.
- to become pigmented; acquire color; develop pigmentation: a poor quality of paper that doesn't pigment well.
pigment 近义词
color, shade
更多pigment例句
- Wiemann has used the approach to identify pigments in dinosaur eggs.
- The pigments — chlorophylls, in green plants — absorb light and transfer the energy to a reaction center, where the production of chemical energy for the cell’s use is initiated.
- The pigments needed to absorb light at similar wavelengths to reduce the internal noise.
- It brings together oxygen and a pigment called luciferin to create light.
- That light is caused by the pigment that gives the corals color.
- Although the equipment is the same, a tattoo artist uses ink, and we use pigment.
- The Daily Pic: Are the YBA's prints about the color of pigment, or the color of money?
- Mariamu looks much younger than her years, and yet her white, pigment-free skin has become leathery from the sun.
- Had the image been painted on the cloth by a forger, the paint traces of the pigment would have remained on the surface.
- They generally occur together, but the pigment is not infrequently present alone.
- The older forms are larger colorless bodies containing granules of brown pigment.
- The figures, besides being outlined by the dots, were decorated all over with the same pigment in dotted transverse belts.
- The walls were coated with fine stucco, white and firm—an evidence of antiquity—and ornamented with bands of a bright red pigment.
- The face of the wall is then rubbed over with a soft brick of the same colour, or the work may be coloured with pigment.