pallor

英 [ˈpælə(r)]

美 [ˈpælər]

n.  苍白的脸色(尤指因病或恐惧)

医学

BNC.24677 / COCA.23309

牛津词典

noun

• 苍白的脸色（尤指因病或恐惧）
  pale colouring of the face, especially because of illness or fear
  1. Her cheeks had an unhealthy pallor.
     她面色苍白，显得虚弱。

柯林斯词典

• N-SING （脸色或肤色的）苍白
  If you refer to thepallorof someone's face or skin, you mean that it is pale and unhealthy.
  1. The deathly pallor of her skin had been replaced by the faintest flush of color...
     她如死灰般苍白的皮肤开始现出淡淡的血色。
  2. My face had a greenish pallor.
     我的脸色白中带绿。

英英释义

noun

• unnatural lack of color in the skin (as from bruising or sickness or emotional distress)
  Synonym:lividnesslividityluridnesspalenesspallidnesswannessachromasia

双语例句

• Grrandet was scared by the pallor of his wife's usually dark, sallow face.
  葛朗台看见太太平时那么黄黄的脸完全发白了，也害怕起来。
• I looked back at Tom's face and saw pallor sweeping into it.
  我再看汤姆的脸，它正渐渐地苍白。
• A sudden pallor overspread the detective's face.
  听了这话，警察厅密探的脸上突然变得苍白。
• Strange is thy pallor! strange thy dress.
  你奇异的苍白，你奇异的衣衫。
• The signs of the ordinary faint are marked facial pallor and moist cold skin.
  普通昏厥的征象是脸色灰白、皮肤湿冷。
• Gradually, from midsummer to late fall, the chemotherapy transformed me into a bald guy whose pallor was offset only by the hint of terror in his eyes.
  从盛夏到深秋，慢慢地，化疗把我变成了一个秃头的家伙，苍白的脸色，惊恐的眼神。
• The deathly pallor of her skin had been replaced by the faintest flush of color
  她如死灰般苍白的皮肤开始现出淡淡的血色。
• Yes; a pallor that suits you admirably, mother, but which did not the LESS alarm my father and myself.
  是的，您配上那种苍白显得更美了，妈，但爸爸和我还是不能不为这苍白而担心。
• They did not know which was most worthy of admiration, his pallor or his serenity.
  我们不知道究竟哪一样最使人肃然起敬，是他面色的惨白呢，还是他神宇的宁静。
• And the full, soft pallor of her neck and shoulders, above a gold-coloured frock, gave to her personality an alluring strangeness.
  她穿一件金色的长服，露出丰满的颈子和双肩，肤色柔和而苍白，使她的风度特别迷人。