1.【画】阴影;明暗;浓淡
2.阴蔽
3.〈比喻〉隐微的渐变;细微差别[层次]
1.“shade”的现在分词
1.lines or colors that represent areas of shadow in a drawing or painting
2.a very slight difference, especially in the meanings of words
1.The present participle of shade
1.Color is white, may have shadings of buff, cream or apricot around the ears or on the body.
颜色为白色，在耳朵周围或身躯上有浅黄色、奶酪色或杏色阴影。
2.It expresses each of these moods, and many others, in a numberless variety of subtle shadings and differences.
它以无数的微妙差异和不同，表达任何一种这样的情绪，或其它许多情绪。
3.The 1909 Lullaby is rooted in romantic tradition, but revealing modal shadings and a folk-like quality, as heard in pentatonic melody.
在1909年写成的《摇篮曲》是根源于浪漫主义传统的，但是显露出了形态的细微变化和民歌式的特质，好像五声旋律。
4.They respond only to quantitative changes of dynamics and not to different shadings of touch , to the reflexes of the performer .
这种声音只是在强弱上有一定量的变化，不是弹奏修饰手法的改变，不是表演者自己意愿的反映。
5.Emerson Great books are weighed and measured by their style and matter, and not by the trimmings and shadings of their grammar.
伟大著作是由其风格和内容来衡量的，而不是其语法的修饰和多变。
6.He also has taken an interest in the center's rainwater collection system and window shadings that reduce air conditioning costs.
他还感兴趣于这个中心的雨水蓄积系统以及有助于减低空调费用的窗帘。
7.And the complexities and ambiguities about that progress offer a window into the shadings of China's economic boom.
而且这个进程的复杂与含糊提供了一个窗口，让人得以一瞥中国经济繁荣的阴影。
8.Generally speaking, there are many fine shadings of status through the social hierarchy.
一般而言，透过社会等级透析出许多细微的身份区别。
9.To work, love and play as one; to express precise shadings of emotion in unity.
合二为一的工作、爱情及演奏，一致地表达精确的情感世界。
10.Each card contains 1-3 matching objects, in one of three colors, shapes, and shadings.
每个卡包含1-3匹配的三种颜色，形状人反对，和底纹。