1 (especially BrE) (NAmE usuallygray) colour/color顏色ADVERB | ADJECTIVEADVERB➤uniformly清一色的灰色▸➤very非常灰暗◇The sky looks very grey. I think it's going to rain.天色看起來非常陰暗,我想快要下雨了。➤quite, rather, slightly相當/頗為/有點兒灰暗ADJECTIVE➤dark深灰➤light, pale淺灰◇a light grey suit一套淺灰色的衣服➤charcoal, silvery, slate, steel深灰色;銀灰;青灰◇His steel gray hair was clipped short as usual.他青灰色的頭髮像往常一樣剪得短短的。➡ topic at colourgrey
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2 (especially BrE) (NAmE usuallygray) with grey hair頭髮灰白VERBS | ADVERBVERBS➤be頭髮花白▸➤go, turn頭髮變白◇He went grey before he was forty.不到 40 歲時他的頭髮就花白了。ADVERB➤very白頭髮很多➤quite, slightly頭髮明顯花白;頭髮有點兒花白◇He'd turned quite grey.他的頭髮明顯花白了。➤mostly大部份花白◇The old man's beard was mostly grey.那位老人鬍鬚大半花白。➤completely頭髮全花白了◇She was completely grey by the age of thirty.她 30 歲就滿頭白髮了。➤prematurely頭髮早白;少白頭
# adjective. - of a color intermediate between black and white, as of ashes or lead. * gray flannel trousers - without interest or character; dull and nondescript. * gray, faceless men - (of financial or trading activity) not accounted for in official statistics. * the gray economy
# noun. - gray color or pigment. * dirty intermediate tones of gray - a gray thing or animal, in particular a gray or white horse. - the SI unit of the absorbed dose of ionizing radiation, corresponding to one joule per kilogram. * None
# verb. - (especially of hair) become gray with age. * he had put on weight and grayed somewhat