shading

英 [ˈʃeɪdɪŋ]

美 [ˈʃeɪdɪŋ]

n.  (绘画的)明暗法; (地图、图表等中)颜色浓淡强调某些部分的运用; (同一事物不同层面之间的)细微差别
v.  给…遮挡(光线); 加灯罩; 把…涂暗; 画阴影
shade的现在分词

现在分词：shading　复数：shadings　

计算机

BNC.20338 / COCA.19339

牛津词典

noun

• （绘画的）明暗法；（地图、图表等中）颜色浓淡强调某些部分的运用
  the use of colour, pencil lines, etc. to give an impression of light and shade in a picture or to emphasize areas of a map, diagram, etc.
• （同一事物不同层面之间的）细微差别
  slight differences that exist between different aspects of the same thing

柯林斯词典

• N-UNCOUNT (尤指种植植物使用的)遮光物质，遮光网,遮光漆
  Shadingis material such as nets or dark paint that provide shade, especially for plants.
  1. The conservatory will get very hot in summer unless shading is used.
     夏天如果不用遮光罩的话，暖房会变得特别热。
• N-UNCOUNT (绘画或物体的)阴影部分,暗处
  Dark areas or patches in a picture or on an object can be referred to asshading.
  1. Trees are depicted with blocks of flat colour or shading.
     树木用单色块来涂绘或处理成阴影部分。
• N-UNCOUNT 细微变化;细微差别
  You can refer to very small changes or differences between things asshadingorshadings.
  1. Their language is particularly difficult to learn because of its subtle shading of tone and emphasis.
     他们的语言因为音调和重音上的细微变化而特别难学。
  2. ...the nuances and intricate shadings of diplomatic messages.
     外交辞令的微妙、复杂、隐晦的含义
• See also:shade

英英释义

noun

• a gradation involving small or imperceptible differences between grades
  Synonym:blending
• graded markings that indicate light or shaded areas in a drawing or painting

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