英语词汇“coloured audition”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

coloured audition n. now rare = coloured hearing n. [After French audition colorée (1883, itself apparently after English colour hearing n. at colour n.¹ Compounds 4); compare German Farbenhören , lit. ‘colour hearing’ (1881 or earlier). Compare also quot. 1883 for coloured hearing n.]

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1884 Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. 88 94 As directly connected with the question of cerebral colour-perception we would call attention to the phenomenon of ‘coloured audition’, instances of which have recently been brought to notice.

1913 Public Health 26 96/2 These and various other peculiarities of vision—disordered colour-vision, coloured audition, and the fact that the actual limits of the visible spectrum vary considerably even in persons of normal sight show us clearly that there is no direct relationship between physical stimulation and physiological reaction.

2003 Leonardo 36 321/1 These sensations can be expressed as, for example, ‘colored audition’ (also called color-hearing), or ‘olfactive audition’ in subjects presenting a high aesthetic sensitivity.

单词	coloured audition
释义	> as lemmas chromatic (also coloured) audition c. chromatic (also coloured) audition: the mental impression of a colour excited by sound. ΚΠ 1898 Daily News 6 May 4/7 ‘Coloured audition’ is another mental phenomenon. extracted from auditionn. coloured audition coloured audition n. now rare = coloured hearing n. [After French audition colorée (1883, itself apparently after English colour hearing n. at colour n.¹ Compounds 4); compare German Farbenhören , lit. ‘colour hearing’ (1881 or earlier). Compare also quot. 1883 for coloured hearing n.] ΚΠ 1884 Amer. Jrnl. Med. Sci. 88 94 As directly connected with the question of cerebral colour-perception we would call attention to the phenomenon of ‘coloured audition’, instances of which have recently been brought to notice. 1913 Public Health 26 96/2 These and various other peculiarities of vision—disordered colour-vision, coloured audition, and the fact that the actual limits of the visible spectrum vary considerably even in persons of normal sight show us clearly that there is no direct relationship between physical stimulation and physiological reaction. 2003 Leonardo 36 321/1 These sensations can be expressed as, for example, ‘colored audition’ (also called color-hearing), or ‘olfactive audition’ in subjects presenting a high aesthetic sensitivity. extracted from colouredcoloredadj.n. < as lemmas
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