Definition of unpigmented in English:

unpigmented

adjective ʌnˈpɪɡm(ə)ntɪdˌənˈpiɡmən(t)id

Having no pigmentation or colour.
unpigmented skin
Example sentencesExamples
- Sealing layers might consist of no more than an application of glue size or of an unpigmented layer of drying oil.
- Tadpoles living in oxygen-poor habitats are sometimes bright red as a result of blood flow close to the surface of their unpigmented skin.
- Otherwise, unpigmented, exposed concrete dominates the interior.
- This means that the 20 to 70 large, unpigmented eggs laid by females develop directly into miniature froglets without passing through a larval stage.
- The alternative explanation is that the reported tumors were unpigmented because they arose after cessation of the drug.
- These products help to exfoliate the outer, pigmented layer of dead-skin cells, so fresh, unpigmented skin can shine through.
- He's got that unpigmented white hair.
- In all of these cases the borders between pigmented and unpigmented were relatively sharp.
- During the first few months of infancy appear fine, short, unpigmented hairs called down hair, or vellus.
- The company's line includes precast countertops in 16 natural, unpigmented base tones and 11 pigmented colors, but numerous custom color combinations are available.

Definition of unpigmented in US English:

unpigmented

adjectiveˌənˈpiɡmən(t)id

Having no pigmentation; uncolored.
unpigmented skin
Example sentencesExamples
- During the first few months of infancy appear fine, short, unpigmented hairs called down hair, or vellus.
- These products help to exfoliate the outer, pigmented layer of dead-skin cells, so fresh, unpigmented skin can shine through.
- He's got that unpigmented white hair.
- Tadpoles living in oxygen-poor habitats are sometimes bright red as a result of blood flow close to the surface of their unpigmented skin.
- Otherwise, unpigmented, exposed concrete dominates the interior.
- Sealing layers might consist of no more than an application of glue size or of an unpigmented layer of drying oil.
- This means that the 20 to 70 large, unpigmented eggs laid by females develop directly into miniature froglets without passing through a larval stage.
- In all of these cases the borders between pigmented and unpigmented were relatively sharp.
- The alternative explanation is that the reported tumors were unpigmented because they arose after cessation of the drug.
- The company's line includes precast countertops in 16 natural, unpigmented base tones and 11 pigmented colors, but numerous custom color combinations are available.

单词	unpigmented
释义	Definition of unpigmented in English: unpigmented adjective ʌnˈpɪɡm(ə)ntɪdˌənˈpiɡmən(t)id Having no pigmentation or colour. unpigmented skin Example sentencesExamples Sealing layers might consist of no more than an application of glue size or of an unpigmented layer of drying oil. Tadpoles living in oxygen-poor habitats are sometimes bright red as a result of blood flow close to the surface of their unpigmented skin. Otherwise, unpigmented, exposed concrete dominates the interior. This means that the 20 to 70 large, unpigmented eggs laid by females develop directly into miniature froglets without passing through a larval stage. The alternative explanation is that the reported tumors were unpigmented because they arose after cessation of the drug. These products help to exfoliate the outer, pigmented layer of dead-skin cells, so fresh, unpigmented skin can shine through. He's got that unpigmented white hair. In all of these cases the borders between pigmented and unpigmented were relatively sharp. During the first few months of infancy appear fine, short, unpigmented hairs called down hair, or vellus. The company's line includes precast countertops in 16 natural, unpigmented base tones and 11 pigmented colors, but numerous custom color combinations are available. Definition of unpigmented in US English: unpigmented adjectiveˌənˈpiɡmən(t)id Having no pigmentation; uncolored. unpigmented skin Example sentencesExamples During the first few months of infancy appear fine, short, unpigmented hairs called down hair, or vellus. These products help to exfoliate the outer, pigmented layer of dead-skin cells, so fresh, unpigmented skin can shine through. He's got that unpigmented white hair. Tadpoles living in oxygen-poor habitats are sometimes bright red as a result of blood flow close to the surface of their unpigmented skin. Otherwise, unpigmented, exposed concrete dominates the interior. Sealing layers might consist of no more than an application of glue size or of an unpigmented layer of drying oil. This means that the 20 to 70 large, unpigmented eggs laid by females develop directly into miniature froglets without passing through a larval stage. In all of these cases the borders between pigmented and unpigmented were relatively sharp. The alternative explanation is that the reported tumors were unpigmented because they arose after cessation of the drug. The company's line includes precast countertops in 16 natural, unpigmented base tones and 11 pigmented colors, but numerous custom color combinations are available.
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