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shade

/ʃeɪd/

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noun

/ʃeɪd/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее участок относительной темноты и прохлады, вызванный блокировкой прямого солнечного света, или определённый оттенок цвета.

A noun referring to an area of relative darkness and coolness caused by the blocking of direct sunlight, or a particular variety of a color.

  1. Area of darknessA1formal

    A place where sunlight is blocked, creating a darker and cooler area.

    ruТень

    • We sat in the shade of a large oak tree.
    • The cat was sleeping in the shade of the porch.
    • It's too hot to stay in the sun; let's find some shade.

    Synonymscoolnesscovershadinessshadowshelterumbra

    Antonymslightsunlight

  2. Variant of colorA2formal

    A particular type or degree of a color.

    ruОттенок

    • She painted the room a soft shade of blue.
    • The artist used many shades of green in the landscape.
    • This lipstick comes in several different shades.

    Synonymscastcolorgradationhuetingetinttone

  3. B1informal

    A very small amount or degree of something.

    ruОттенок

    • There was a shade of doubt in his voice.
    • She is a shade taller than her sister.
    • I felt a shade of disappointment when I heard the news.

    Synonymsbitdashhintsuggestiontingetouchtrace

  4. Lamp coverA2formal

    A cover for a lamp that directs or softens the light.

    ruАбажур

    • The lamp shade was made of silk.
    • He replaced the broken shade on the floor lamp.
    • The shade cast a warm glow across the room.

    Synonymscoverdiffuserglobelamp shadelampshade

Forms
  • shades plural form
  • shades' possessive plural form
  • shade's possessive singular form
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verb

/ʃeɪd/B1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по блокированию или фильтрации света, или для постепенного изменения или варьирования чего-либо, например цвета или мнения.

A verb used to indicate the act of blocking or filtering light, or to gradually change or vary something, such as color or opinion.

  1. Block lightA2formal

    To protect from direct sunlight or bright light by creating a shadow.

    ruЗатенять

    • She shaded her eyes with her hand to see better.
    • The trees shade the house from the afternoon sun.
    • He used an umbrella to shade himself from the rain.

    Synonymsblockcoverdimobscurescreenshadowsheltershield

    Antonymsexposeilluminatelighten

  2. Darken or colorB1formal

    To make an area darker, especially in a drawing or picture.

    ruЗатенять

    • The artist shaded the edges of the portrait to add depth.
    • She carefully shaded the sky in her landscape painting.
    • He shaded the area under the tree to show shadow.

    Synonymsblackencolordarkenobscureshadowtint

    Antonymsbrightenilluminatelightenwhiten

  3. Insult subtlyB2informalamerican

    To make a subtle, indirect insult or criticism.

    ruТонко оскорбить

    • She shaded her rival during the interview.
    • He shaded his coworker by mentioning their mistakes.
    • The comedian shaded the politician in his routine.

    Synonymsbelittlecriticizedisparagedissinsultmockput downslightsnub

Forms
  • shaded past participle
  • shaded past simple
  • shading present participle
  • shades third person singular

Phrasal variantsshade off

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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