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hued

/ˈhjud/ adj

Colored; having a hue.

Word Origin Hue from Old English hīw 'color, appearance' — hued means having a particular color. The PIE root *ḱei- also gives us hide (skin, covering) and city (settlement). So hue is the 'appearance' of something, and hued is colored.

adj Colored; having a hue.

The sunset painted the sky in richly hued shades of orange and purple.

(形容词) 有颜色的；彩色的；带色彩的

日落将天空染成了丰富的橙色和紫色色调。

(adjetivo) coloreado; teñido; tintado [Coloreado; que tiene un tono.]

El atardecer pintó el cielo en tonos ricamente coloreados de naranja y morado.

(adjectif) coloré; teinté; nuancé [Coloré, qui possède une teinte particulière.]

Le coucher de soleil a peint le ciel de teintes richement nuancées d'orange et de violet.

(Adjektiv) farbig; getönt; gefärbt [**hued** *Adjektiv* – farbig; mit einem bestimmten Farbton oder einer Farbnuance versehen.]

Der Sonnenuntergang tauchte den Himmel in kräftig **hued**e Töne von Orange und Violett.

(形容詞) 色づけられた；ある色合いを持つ。

夕日は空をオレンジと紫の豊かな色合いで彩った。

(adjetivo) colorido; matizado; tonalizado [Colorido; que tem uma tonalidade.]

O pôr do sol pintou o céu em tons ricamente coloridos de laranja e roxo.

Synonyms: colored tinted shaded tinged dyed stained painted pigmented Antonyms: colorless uncolored achromatic bleached
Word parts: hue + ed

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