pink什么意思

pink是一个英语单词，作名词时意为粉红色、香石竹、石竹，作动词时意为发爆声、敲缸，作形容词时意为粉红色的、与同性恋者有关的、政治观点偏左的、略呈左倾的。

英语里面每个单词都有自己的意思，所以我们学习英语的时候，不仅需要记住单词怎么拼写，还需要记住这个单词所代表的意思。pink这个单词大家并不陌生，下面来给大家详细的介绍一下。

详细内容01

pink

英 [pɪŋk] 美 [pɪŋk]

adj.粉红色的与同性恋者有关的政治观点偏左的略呈左倾的

n.粉红色香石竹石竹

v.发爆声敲缸

第三人称单数： pinks

复数： pinks

现在分词： pinking

过去式： pinked

过去分词： pinked

比较级： pinker

最高级： pinkest

派生词： pinkness n.

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单词集锦——颜色

green绿色、red红色 、 blue蓝色 、black黑色 、gray灰色 、yellow黄色 、purple紫色、white白色 、 brown褐色、orange橙色 、pink粉色、 navy藏青色 、amber琥珀色 、silver银白色、chocolate巧克力色。

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双语例句

She went pink again as she remembered her mistake.

想起自己的错误，她又脸红了。

Businesses are now more aware of the importance of the 'pink pound'.

现在商家更加意识到同性恋族群消费力、即所谓“粉红英镑”的重要性。

A glass of red wine keeps you in the pink.

一杯红酒有益健康。

She applied a little lipstick, wiped it off, but it left a pink tinge.

她抹了一点口红，又擦掉了，但却留下了一丝粉红色。

Vivid red and pink geraniums cascade over my balcony

鲜艳的红色和粉色的天竺葵从我家的阳台上直挂下去。

The women have elaborate necklaces of turquoise and pink coral.

那些女人戴着由绿松石和粉色珊瑚制成的精美项链。

Judi's favourite colour is pink

朱迪最喜欢的颜色是粉红色。

pink：英[pɪŋk]；美[pɪŋk]  

adj：粉红色的与同性恋者有关的； 政治观点偏左的； 略呈左倾的；

n：   粉红色；香石竹； 石竹；   v： 发爆声； 敲缸； 

比较级：pinker 最高级：pinkest 第三人称单数：pinks 复数：pinks 现在分词：pinking 过去式：pinked 过去分词：pinked 

pink习语

1、adj：be tickled pink、(informal) 高兴极了；非常开心

2、n：in the pink 满面红光；容光焕发

扩展资料 ：

pink作名词是粉颜色的专用词，关于颜色的单词还有：

green绿色、red红色、blue蓝色、black黑色、gray灰色、yellow黄色、purple紫色、white白色brown褐色、orange橙色、pink粉色、navy藏青色、amber琥珀色、silver银白色、chocolate巧克力色。

1、orange    英[ˈɒrɪndʒ]    美[ˈɔːrɪndʒ]  

n.    橙子柑橘橙汁橘汁饮料橙红色橘黄色 

adj.    橙红色的橘黄色的奥兰治党的，奥兰治社团的(新教政治团体，认为北爱尔兰应继续为英国一部分) 

[例句]An orange a day will give you all the vitamin C you need.

每天吃一个橙子能充分摄取所需的维生素C。

[其他]    复数：oranges  

2、amber    英[ˈæmbə(r)]    美[ˈæmbər]    

n.    琥珀琥珀色黄褐色 

adj.    琥珀色的琥珀制的 

[例句]A burst of sunshine sent a beam of amber light through the window

破云而出的阳光透过窗户送来一束琥珀色的光线。

相信很多女生都喜欢pink ，pink这个 英语单词 表示的是什么意思呢？下面就和学下来我一起来了解pink的意思及用法吧。

pink的意思

adj.粉红色的

n.粉红色

pink的英语音标

英 [pɪŋk] 　 　 美 [pɪŋk]

pink的英语词源

pink: English has three distinct words pink. The colour term [18] appears to have come, by a bizarre series of twists, from an early Dutch word meaning ‘small’. This was pinck (source also of the colloquial English pinkie ‘little finger’ [19]). It was used in the phrase pinck oogen, literally ‘small eyes’, hence ‘half-closed eyes’, which was borrowed into English and partially translated as pink eyes.

It has been speculated that this was a name given to a plant of the species Dianthus, which first emerged in the abbreviated form pink in the 16th century. Many of these plants have pale red flowers, and so by the 18th century pink was being used for ‘pale red’. Pink ‘pierce’ [14], now preserved mainly in pinking shears, is probably of Low German origin (Low German has pinken ‘peck’).

And pink (of an engine) ‘make knocking sounds’ [20] is presumably imitative in origin.

pink (n., adj.)

1570s, common name of Dianthus, a garden plant of various colors, of unknown origin. Its use for "pale rose color" first recorded 1733 (pink-coloured is recorded from 1680s), from one of the colors of the flowers. The plant name is perhaps from pink (v.) via notion of "perforated" petals, or from Dutch pink "small" (see pinkie), from the term pinck oogen "half-closed eyes," literally "small eyes," which was borrowed into English (1570s) and may have been used as a name for Dianthus, which sometimes has pale red flowers.

The flower meaning led (by 1590s) to a figurative use for "the flower" or finest example of anything (as in Mercutio's "Nay, I am the very pinck of curtesie," Rom. &Jul. II.iv.61). Political noun sense "person perceived as left of center but not entirely radical (i.e. red)" is attested by 1927, but the image dates to at least 1837. Pink slip "discharge notice" is first recorded 1915. To see pink elephants "hallucinate from alcoholism" first recorded 1913 in Jack London's "John Barleycorn."

pink (v.)

c. 1200, pungde "pierce, stab," later (early 14c.) "make holes inspur a horse," of uncertain originperhaps from a Romanic stem that also yielded French piquer, Spanish picar (see pike (n.2)). Or perhaps from Old English pyngan and directly from Latin pungere "to prick, pierce" (see pungent). Surviving mainly in pinking shears.

pink的英语例句

She carried a spray of pink roses.

她拿著一簇粉红色的玫瑰花。

Write your name and address on this pink slip.

在这张粉红色纸条上写下你的姓名和地址。

The sunset has tinted the sky with pink.

落日把天空染成了粉红色。

Pink is her favorite color.

粉红色是她最喜欢的颜色。

He was holding a cloth that dripped pink drops upon the floor 他正拿着一块布，布上粉红色的水滴落在地板上。

A glass of red wine keeps you in the pink 一杯红酒有益健康。

Businesses are now more aware of the importance of the "pink pound" 现在商家更加意识到同性恋族群消费力、即所谓“粉红英镑”的重要性。

Mr Long was now cutting himself a piece of the pink cake 朗先生正在给自己切一块粉色 蛋糕 。

She was wearing a flimsy pink dress that streamed out behind her 她穿的那件轻薄的粉红色连衣裙在身后飘舞。

She went pink again as she remembered her mistake 想起自己的错误，她又脸红了。

He waited some 80 to 100 yards from the big pink villa 他在距离那座粉红色的大别墅约80到100码的地方等候着。

Vivid red and pink geraniums cascade over my balcony 鲜艳的红色和粉色的天竺葵从我家的阳台上直挂下去。

An older woman, pink-cheeked and tweedy, appeared in the doorway 一位面颊绯红、一副乡下贵族打扮的老妇人出现在门口。

"I'm tickled pink," said Jimmy after his wife gave birth “我太开心了，”吉米在妻子分娩后说。

The sea would turn pale pink and the sky blood red 大海会变成浅粉色，天空则变成血红色。

She wore a large pink boa around her neck 她脖子上围着一条粉色长羽毛围巾。

He was wearing, astonishingly, a frilly pink apron over shirt and trousers 他穿得很奇怪，衬衫和裤子外面套着件镶褶边的粉红围裙。

Mollie confesses she is rather partial to pink 莫莉承认她偏爱粉红色。

Her pink dress billowed out around her 她粉红色的连衣裙鼓了起来。

Judi's favourite colour is pink 朱迪最喜欢的颜色是粉红色。

Joe, Pink, and Booker howled with delight 乔、平克和布克高兴得放声大笑。

She went bright pink with embarrassment 她尴尬得满脸绯红。

His face was a queer pink colour 他满脸奇怪的粉红色。

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