nuance
gb/nˈuɑns/ us/nˈuɑns/
C1
Anglų
árnyalat, finom különbség, árnyaltság, árnyal
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
1
árnyalat
B2
Vartosenos šablonas:
a nuance; nuances of [something]; a nuance in/between [things]
The translator preserved the nuances of the original poem.
A fordító megőrizte az eredeti vers árnyalatait.
There is an important nuance in the wording of the agreement.
Van egy fontos árnyalat a megállapodás szövegezésében.
She can hear tiny nuances in the singer’s voice.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
I did not understand the nuance of his joke.
Nem értettem a vicce árnyalatát.
This word has a different nuance in French.
Ennek a szónak a franciában más árnyalata van.
Dažna klaida:
Do not use “nuance” for a large or obvious difference; it usually means a small, subtle one.
Reikšmė
subtle difference or detail
Kolokacijos
subtle nuance
|important nuance
|small nuance
|cultural nuance
|linguistic nuance
|emotional nuance
|the nuances of language
|understand the nuances
|capture the nuances
|miss a nuance
Sinonimai
subtlety (Often emphasizes something delicate or not obvious.)
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shade (Often used for slight differences in meaning, color, or opinion.)
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fine distinction (More explicit and analytical; often used in discussion or argument.)
Antonimai
obvious difference (Refers to a difference that is easy to see, not subtle.)
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generalization (Suggests broad simplification rather than careful detail.)
Temos
communication
|language
|art
|perception
Apibrėžimas
a small difference or detail that is not always easy to notice
A small, subtle difference or detail in meaning, feeling, sound, color, appearance, or situation.
DAIKTAVARDIS
C1
2
árnyaltság
C1
Vartosenos šablonas:
[something] has nuance; [something] lacks nuance; bring nuance to [something]
The article raises good points, but it lacks nuance.
A cikk jó szempontokat vet fel, de hiányzik belőle az árnyaltság.
Her speech brought nuance to a debate that had become very polarized.
A beszéde árnyaltságot vitt egy olyan vitába, amely nagyon polarizálttá vált.
The film treats its villain with surprising nuance.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
This topic needs more nuance.
Ez a téma több árnyaltságot igényel.
His answer was clear, but it had little nuance.
A válasza világos volt, de kevés árnyaltság volt benne.
Dažna klaida:
In this use, “nuance” is often uncountable: say “The discussion needs more nuance,” not “needs more nuances” when you mean more balanced complexity.
Reikšmė
subtle complexity in judgment
Kolokacijos
lack nuance
|add nuance
|bring nuance
|more nuance
|little nuance
|political nuance
|moral nuance
|historical nuance
|nuance and complexity
|a nuanced discussion
Sinonimai
subtlety (Similar, but can refer more generally to delicate or indirect handling.)
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complexity (Emphasizes many interacting parts rather than fine distinctions.)
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sophistication (Suggests a more advanced or refined understanding.)
Antonimai
oversimplification (Treats a complex subject as too simple.)
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black-and-white thinking (Ignores middle positions or subtle differences.)
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crudeness (Suggests rough, unsubtle treatment.)
Temos
communication
|ideas
|argument
|media
|politics
Apibrėžimas
careful attention to the fact that something is not simple
Subtle detail, balance, or complexity in the way an issue, argument, person, or situation is understood or presented.
VEIKSMAŽODIS
C2
FORMAL
3
árnyal
C1
Vartosenos šablonas:
nuance [something]; nuance [something] with/by [something]
The new evidence nuances our understanding of the case.
Az új bizonyíték árnyalja az ügy megértését.
She nuanced her criticism by acknowledging the team’s limited budget.
Úgy árnyalta a kritikáját, hogy elismerte a csapat korlátozott költségvetését.
The report nuances the usual story about economic growth.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
The teacher nuanced the answer with more detail.
A tanár több részlettel árnyalta a választ.
Dažna klaida:
The verb “nuance” is much less common than the noun and can sound formal; in everyday English, “add nuance to” is often more natural.
Reikšmė
make more subtly detailed
Kolokacijos
nuance an argument
|nuance a claim
|nuance a position
|nuance an explanation
|nuance the debate
|carefully nuanced
|highly nuanced
|nuanced by context
Sinonimai
qualify (Often means to limit or make a statement less absolute.)
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refine (Emphasizes improving precision or sophistication.)
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complicate (Emphasizes adding factors that make something less simple.)
Antonimai
oversimplify (Removes or ignores subtle details.)
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generalize (Makes a broad statement rather than a carefully detailed one.)
Temos
communication
|writing
|argument
|ideas
Apibrėžimas
to add small but important details that make an idea more accurate
To make something more subtle, detailed, or carefully qualified, especially an idea, argument, explanation, or description.
Gramatika
Pagrindinė forma
nuance
IPA
GB/nˈuɑns/
US/nˈuɑns/
Skiemenys ir kirčiavimas
nu - ance (2 skiemenys)
Stress on 1st syllable (nu)
Žodžio formos
Noun
- Base: nuance
- Plural: nuance, nuances
Verb
- Base: nuance
- 3rd Person Singular: nuances
- Present Participle: nuancing
- Past: nuanced
Posakiai
add nuance to
1/ˈæd nˈuɑns tə/
fixed phrase
make more balanced
to add details that make something less simple and more accurate
Pavyzdžiai
- The interview added nuance to the public’s understanding of the scandal.
- Recent research adds nuance to the idea that screen time is always harmful.
- Her personal story added nuance to the policy debate.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- The example adds nuance to the explanation.
lack nuance
1/lˈæk nˈuɑns/
fixed phrase
be too simplistic
to be too simple about a complex subject
Pavyzdžiai
- The headline was catchy, but it lacked nuance.
- His argument lacks nuance because it ignores the economic context.
- Many readers felt the documentary lacked nuance in its portrayal of the community.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- Her answer was correct, but it lacked nuance.
miss the nuance
1/mˈɪs ðə nˈuɑns/
fixed phrase
fail to notice subtlety
to not notice a small but important meaning or difference
Pavyzdžiai
- If you read only the summary, you may miss the nuance of the author’s argument.
- The subtitles are accurate, but they miss the nuance of the original dialogue.
- He took her comment as an insult and missed the nuance in her tone.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- I missed the nuance of the joke.
with nuance
1/wˈɪθ nˈuɑns/
fixed phrase
in a balanced way
in a careful way that shows something is complex
Pavyzdžiai
- The book handles the topic with nuance and compassion.
- We need to discuss immigration with nuance, not slogans.
- The actor played the character with nuance.
Mokymuisi skirti pavyzdžiai
- The teacher explained the problem with nuance.