shaded

英 [ˈʃeɪdɪd]

美 [ˈʃeɪdɪd]

adj.  (地图等上的某区域)有阴影的，颜色较深的，加深的
v.  给…遮挡(光线); 加灯罩; 把…涂暗; 画阴影
shade的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：shaded　过去式：shaded　

Collins.1 / BNC.14022 / COCA.13989

柯林斯词典

• (地图等上的某区域)有阴影的，颜色较深的，加深的
  Ashadedarea on something such as a map is one that is coloured darker than the surrounding areas, so that it can be distinguished from them.

双语例句

• The fields and walks were shaded by chestnut, maple, and cherry trees.
  场地和人行道上树木成荫，有栗树、枫树和樱桃树。
• I shaded my eyes from the glare of the sun.
  我遮住眼睛以避开刺眼的阳光。
• As the autumn passed, the leaves shaded into gold and red.
  随着秋天的过去，树叶渐渐变成了金黄色和红色。
• The virtual displacement method specifies that the sum of the shaded areas is equal to the sum of the stippled areas.
  虚位移法规定阴影面积之和等于点画面积之和。
• Most plants prefer to be lightly shaded from direct, hot sunlight
  大多数植物都要尽量避免强光直射。
• Shaded by means of fine parallel or crossed lines.
  用纤细的平行线或者交叉线画出阴影。
• The doctor shaded my forehead with his hand.
  医生用手掩住我的前额。
• Click on a shaded area to get more detailed information about crime in that area.
  点击一个阴影区，以获得更多的详细资料，犯罪这方面的工作。
• The artist has shaded the background of the portrait in so that the subject's face stands out clearly.
  画家给肖像的背景涂上阴影，这样就能清晰地突出人物脸部。
• The blue shaded off into grey.
  这种蓝色逐渐变成灰色了。