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coloration

/ˌkʌl.əˈreɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/ˌkʌl.əˈreɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее тембр музыкального звука, внешний вид с точки зрения цвета или выбор и использование цветов художником.

A noun referring to the timbre of a musical sound, appearance with regard to color, or the choice and use of colors by an artist.

uncountable

  1. Choice and use of colorsB2formalart

    The selection and arrangement of colors in a work of art or design.

    ruЦветовое решение

    • The artist's coloration in the painting is vibrant and bold.
    • The interior designer chose a warm coloration for the living room.
    • The coloration of the sunset was captured beautifully in the photograph.

    Synonymscolor schemecoloringcolour schemepalette

  2. Appearance with regard to colorB1formal

    The overall color or combination of colors of an object, animal, or surface.

    ruОкраска

    • The bird's coloration helps it blend into the forest.
    • The coloration of the leaves changes in autumn.
    • The mineral's coloration is due to trace elements.

    Synonymscolorcoloringhuepigmentationshadetinttone

  3. Timbre of a musical soundC1formal

    The quality or character of a musical sound, often described in terms of its color or tone.

    ruТембр

    • The violinist achieved a warm coloration in her performance.
    • The coloration of the piano's sound was rich and resonant.
    • Different instruments produce different coloration in an orchestra.

    Synonymstimbretone

Forms
  • colorations plural form
  • colourations plural form
  • colorations' possessive plural form
  • colourations' possessive plural form
  • coloration's possessive singular form
  • colouration's possessive singular form
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