| 释义 |
noun ˈakwə mass nounA light bluish-green colour; aquamarine. houses of yellow and aqua Example sentencesExamples - The light is blue, not aqua like some other manufacture's have created.
- Although she must have had some insight into it, because all the decorations were in her favourite aqua blue, like the dress which was low cut and slim.
- ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds.
- That's when we log on, make sure that designer flyswatter is still in stock and that shirt is available in light aqua, and place our order.
- Moiré and mother of pearl pastel watch faces in colours like pink and aqua and agate will also capture an iridescent feel.
- One dragon was fiery red, one was aqua blue, one green, and the last, pure, dazzling white.
- When shopping, go for hot colors such as pink, aqua blue, yellow, apple green, and lavender.
- Within each open container is a creamer cup holding a dollop of latex house paint in a color such as royal blue, pale aqua, lime green or muted yellow.
- Using a palette of aqua and Alaskan blue, limie green, peach, and ashes of roses, the line resonated his quest for a neat balance.
- Bright orange, pink, aqua blue, purple and gold are some of the ‘good bye to conservative’ shades visible in the collections.
- They don't change your color, but give your eyes a light blue, aqua or green tint.
- Fresh aqua blue, sandy tan, sea glass green and pale peach are all colors which figure strongly in this scheme.
- All the Rondos are two-toned, the color pairings including orange and crimson, Nile green and bright yellow, aqua and dark blue.
- Purple is still keen, but so is aqua, yellow, and even rusty orange.
- The only differences between their eyes were that one was dark green, while the other one was aqua blue, very blue, and very intent on her.
- She was entranced by his eyes which shimmered different shades of blue and aqua, which immediately made her think of the sea on a clear sunny day.
- In this show a deep, clear blue predominated among white, aqua, buttery yellow and dusty or radiant pinks.
- They even have a uniform in the club colours of purple, aqua and gold.
- Other colors such as golden, red, beige and aqua blue were too often repeated and, therefore, not quite challenging.
- The sky was waning from a light and pale blue to a richer aqua and many of the villages were now emerging from the lengthening shadows.
Origin 1930s: abbreviation of aquamarine. noun ˈakwə mass noun(especially in pharmaceutical and commercial use) water. Example sentencesExamples - When a school has a close connection to nature and the elements, it is only natural that it also is the only T'ai Chi school in the world that is teaching aqua T'ai Chi.
- If you can swim you can go swimming, canoeing, diving, play water polo or do aqua fitness sports such as aquarobics.
- Nine mighty aqua jets propel water at the user, who lies half-sunken into the thing, but conveniently separated from the water by an impermeable surface.
- Some pubs (you know who you are) like to add a touch of aqua to the proceedings.
- An injured runner who has overcome a rare lung condition to compete in marathons has turned to aqua jogging to get him back on the road.
- Although sessions for local schools are on the timetable, the pool will be open for public use most of the time, with water polo, aqua aerobics and scuba diving among classes.
- There has been a tendency of using insecticide treated mosquito nets for fishing purposes that has resulted in contamination of water and loss of aqua life.
- He said: ‘The gym also offers aqua fit classes in the swimming pool, so we might give that a go too.’
noun A light bluish-green color; aquamarine. houses of yellow and aqua Example sentencesExamples - She was entranced by his eyes which shimmered different shades of blue and aqua, which immediately made her think of the sea on a clear sunny day.
- Moiré and mother of pearl pastel watch faces in colours like pink and aqua and agate will also capture an iridescent feel.
- Within each open container is a creamer cup holding a dollop of latex house paint in a color such as royal blue, pale aqua, lime green or muted yellow.
- The sky was waning from a light and pale blue to a richer aqua and many of the villages were now emerging from the lengthening shadows.
- Other colors such as golden, red, beige and aqua blue were too often repeated and, therefore, not quite challenging.
- The only differences between their eyes were that one was dark green, while the other one was aqua blue, very blue, and very intent on her.
- Although she must have had some insight into it, because all the decorations were in her favourite aqua blue, like the dress which was low cut and slim.
- Fresh aqua blue, sandy tan, sea glass green and pale peach are all colors which figure strongly in this scheme.
- They don't change your color, but give your eyes a light blue, aqua or green tint.
- The light is blue, not aqua like some other manufacture's have created.
- ‘And in a range of colours from fuchsia to orange, yellow to aqua,’ she adds.
- That's when we log on, make sure that designer flyswatter is still in stock and that shirt is available in light aqua, and place our order.
- They even have a uniform in the club colours of purple, aqua and gold.
- When shopping, go for hot colors such as pink, aqua blue, yellow, apple green, and lavender.
- One dragon was fiery red, one was aqua blue, one green, and the last, pure, dazzling white.
- All the Rondos are two-toned, the color pairings including orange and crimson, Nile green and bright yellow, aqua and dark blue.
- Using a palette of aqua and Alaskan blue, limie green, peach, and ashes of roses, the line resonated his quest for a neat balance.
- Purple is still keen, but so is aqua, yellow, and even rusty orange.
- In this show a deep, clear blue predominated among white, aqua, buttery yellow and dusty or radiant pinks.
- Bright orange, pink, aqua blue, purple and gold are some of the ‘good bye to conservative’ shades visible in the collections.
Origin 1930s: abbreviation of aquamarine. noun (especially in pharmaceutical and commercial use) water. Example sentencesExamples - An injured runner who has overcome a rare lung condition to compete in marathons has turned to aqua jogging to get him back on the road.
- Some pubs (you know who you are) like to add a touch of aqua to the proceedings.
- Nine mighty aqua jets propel water at the user, who lies half-sunken into the thing, but conveniently separated from the water by an impermeable surface.
- Although sessions for local schools are on the timetable, the pool will be open for public use most of the time, with water polo, aqua aerobics and scuba diving among classes.
- If you can swim you can go swimming, canoeing, diving, play water polo or do aqua fitness sports such as aquarobics.
- When a school has a close connection to nature and the elements, it is only natural that it also is the only T'ai Chi school in the world that is teaching aqua T'ai Chi.
- He said: ‘The gym also offers aqua fit classes in the swimming pool, so we might give that a go too.’
- There has been a tendency of using insecticide treated mosquito nets for fishing purposes that has resulted in contamination of water and loss of aqua life.
|