名词色彩; 着色剂; 色调; 着色法
名词
1. The coloring of food is against the law in some countries.
给食物加上色素在有些国家属违法行为。
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1. A major consumer group in the US has called for a government ban on 2 types of caramel coloring used in colas.
2. Excessive artificial coloring agents found in the substandard foods included carmine, tartrazine and sunset yellow.
3. Blue and white porcelain took cobalt oxide as its main coloring agent.
4. The color of the glaze and the body appear in extreme contrast, which is ideal for showing shadows even without the last step of coloring.
5. The drawing usually begins with the figure in the centre and then goes to the surrounding deities or landscape then coloring comes last.
6. Researchers at the University of Connecticut found that the blue coloring occurs when lobsters produce an excessive amount of protein because of a genetic mutation.
7. Its outlines and coloring are by no means flat and plain - instead they make free expression possible.
8. A stack of coloring books cascades down a staircase clogged by a tangle of furniture.
9. They also learn modern art skills such as sketching and coloring to become more professional and comprehensive.
10. The reddish coloring was deeper on my fake note versus the real one.
noun
1. the act or process of changing the color of something
Synonym: colouring
2. a visual attribute of things that results from the light they emit or transmit or reflect
e.g. a white color is made up of many different wavelengths of light
Synonym: color colour colouring
3. a digestible substance used to give color to food
e.g. food color made from vegetable dyes
Synonym: colouring food coloring food colouring food color food colour