英语

pallor

gb/pˈælɚ/ us/pˈælɚ/
C1 英语
~ 9500
义项
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名词 C1 state
1

unnatural paleness of the skin

A very light color in someone’s skin, often because they are sick, afraid, or very tired.

用法模式: the pallor of [someone's] face
常见错误:
Learners sometimes use *pallor* like an adjective (e.g., *He looks pallor*). This is incorrect. *Pallor* is a noun, so you should say *his pallor*, *her pallor*, or *the pallor of his face*. Learners may also confuse it with the common adjective *pale*; *pale* describes the skin directly, while *pallor* is the condition or quality of being pale.
近义词
paleness (More general and common; can refer to color in many things, not just skin or illness.) | wan look (Focuses on a weak, tired appearance as a whole, not only on skin color.) | ashen complexion (Suggests a gray, shocked, or extremely ill appearance; more intense than 'pallor'.)
反义词
rosiness (Emphasizes a healthy pink color in the skin, the opposite of sickly paleness.) | flush (A sudden red color in the face, often from emotion or heat, contrasting with paleness.)
搭配
deathly pallor |sudden pallor |unhealthy pallor |ghostly pallor |pallor of his face |her pallor
主题
health |appearance |medicine |body
例句
  • The doctor noticed the sudden pallor of his face and called for a chair before he fainted.
  • Her usual healthy glow had been replaced by a grayish pallor after the long illness.
  • He tried to smile, but the pallor around his lips showed how much pain he was in.
  • As the news sank in, a noticeable pallor spread across her cheeks.
学习者例句
  • The nurse saw the pallor of his face and became worried.
  • After the flu, his skin kept a strange pallor for many days.
  • Her pallor made her look very weak and tired.
  • The teacher asked if she felt sick when he saw her pallor.
名词 literary C2 property
2

general lack of color or brightness

A weak or low color in a place, object, or light, which makes it look flat or without life.

用法模式: the pallor of [something]
近义词
dullness (More general; can describe lack of brightness or interest, not only color.) | colorlessness (More technical and neutral; emphasizes the absence of color without the emotional tone of 'pallor'.)
反义词
vividness (Focuses on strong, bright, and clear colors, the opposite of a washed-out effect.) | rich color (Suggests deep, full color, contrasting with the thin, weak color implied by 'pallor'.)
搭配
the pallor of the sky |the pallor of the moon |urban pallor |gray pallor |the pallor of the walls
主题
description |art |literature |core_vocabulary |arts_entertainment
例句
  • The weak sun gave the city a cold pallor, as if the buildings themselves were tired.
  • The artist complained about the pallor of the light in the room, saying it flattened all the colors.
  • Moonlight cast a bluish pallor over the empty streets.
学习者例句
  • The rain and clouds gave the town a gray pallor.
  • The old photo has a yellow pallor because of age.
  • The weak lamp added a strange pallor to the room.
语法
词典原形
pallor
IPA
GB/pˈælɚ/
US/pˈælɚ/
音节与重音
pal - lor (2 个音节)
Stress on 1st syllable (pal)
词形变化
Noun
  • Base: pallor
  • Plural: pallor, pallors
词族
Forms
pallors noun
Core family
pale adjective A2 paleness noun
Related words
pallid adjective C1
Advanced or less common
pallidly adverb
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