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discolorize

/dɪsˈkʌl.ə.raɪz/

翻译: 过时动词,指使变色、褪色或失去原有颜色;在现代英语中罕见,已被 'discolor' 或 'discolour' 取代。

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formalcommon已废弃/dɪsˈkʌl.ə.raɪz/

An obsolete verb meaning to change or lose color; to cause to become discolored. Rarely used in modern English, replaced by 'discolor' or 'discolour'.

  • 🇨🇳过时动词,指使变色、褪色或失去原有颜色;在现代英语中罕见,已被 'discolor' 或 'discolour' 取代。
  1. Remove color from C1 formal

    To strip or take away the color from something, making it less vibrant or turning it white.

    • The bleach discolorized the fabric, leaving it pale.
    • Sunlight can discolorize certain types of paint over time.
    • The chemical solution discolorized the stained surface completely.

    🇨🇳去色

    同义词: blanchbleachdecolordecolorizeetiolatefadewhiten