ultramarine
noun[U]
uk/ˌʌl.trə.məˈriːn/us/ˌʌl.trə.məˈriːn/abrightbluecolour:
群青色,佛青色Theplanthashoodedflowersofdeepestultramarine.
Therocksshelvedsteeplyand thecolourof thewaterdeepenedto ultramarine.
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- Therangeof the artist'spalettewidenedtoincludecobaltblue, ultramarine, andchromeyellow.
- Lounging by apooloftranslucentultramarine, Isippedmydrink.
- HerancientEgypt is avisioninturquoise,gold, and ultramarine.
Less common colours
- amethyst
- apple green
- argent
- ashy
- avocado
- bisque
- blue-black
- claret
- coppery
- dun
- earth tone
- emerald
- fiery
- peach
- saffron
- sapphire
- sepia
- sky blue
- tangerine
- taupe
ultramarine
adjective
uk/ˌʌl.trə.məˈriːn/us/ˌʌl.trə.məˈriːn/of abrightbluecolour:
群青色的,佛青色的Often when she went out sheworean ultramarineeveningdress.
Below is an ultramarinesea,streakedemeraldgreen.
- Thenarrowterraceswere ariotofblood-redpoppiesand ultramarinecornflowers.
- Thedoublefrontdoorswere ultramarineblue.
- Herelegantlegswerehiddenin the ultramarinesatinfoldsof herskirt.
Less common colours
- amethyst
- apple green
- argent
- ashy
- avocado
- bisque
- blue-black
- claret
- coppery
- dun
- earth tone
- emerald
- fiery
- peach
- saffron
- sapphire
- sepia
- sky blue
- tangerine
- taupe