Definition of Technicolor in English:

Technicolor

noun ˈtɛknɪkʌləˈtɛknəˌkələr

trademark

1mass noun, often as modifier A process of colour cinematography using synchronized monochrome films, each of a different colour, to produce a colour print.
〈商标〉彩色印片法
Example sentencesExamples
- He filmed in Technicolor and widescreen for the only time in his career.
- The film was shot in Technicolor, which beautifully shows off the green countryside of the Emerald Isle.
- It's also quite an education in the three-strip Technicolor filming process.
- The colours approximate the old warm-hued Technicolor film stocks, and the sets and costumes take ample advantage of this.
- To add further excitement, the studio intended to shoot the film in Technicolor, a very new process in 1938.
1. 1.1informal Vivid colour.
  as modifier a technicolor bruise
  一块颜色鲜明的淤伤。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Each year, lured by cheap airfares and strong currency, Brits flock down under to don their scuba gear and explore its underwater technicolour paradise.
  Two couples chose beaches complete with warm breezes and technicolour sunsets.
  Her delicate white shoulder and back were marked by several large, puffy, technicolor bruises.
  En route you'll see the usual technicolour display of exotic fish that are an everyday occurrence in Bahaman waters.
  For a history lesson, he would take us up to the top of a hill and describe a battle that had been fought in the locality in vivid technicolor.
  Each of the school's nine classes chose a different theme, with displays ranging from the creation to Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat.
  Zoom in and it looks like a plate of slow-moving technicolour spaghetti, but don 3D glasses and a complex structure leaps out from the screen, twisting so it can be viewed from every angle.
  The lurid technicolour of bruises, angry wounds, and welts marred his skin.
  Blonde-haired, white mannequins in technicolour saris pose in the window.
  I didn't think that, I could see it in all its glory, in technicolour.
  It is all in different colours so it looks like Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat.
  RETURNING TO London from Mumbai was like moving from technicolour to black and white.
  The various dishes ran together on the plates to create a series of vivid technicolour horrors.
  As she spoke, a shaft of light shone through Sir Eduardo's window, illuminating in technicolour the Cathedral's chilly pillars.
  The dessert, as it happens, is the one element of the experience that has stuck in my mind with vibrant, technicolour clarity.
  Its technicolour dreamcoat, provided by a lighting artist, has been switched off after an all-too-brief display.

Derivatives

technicolored

adjective

And visually, Amélie was a technicolored dream.
Example sentencesExamples
- And then everything dissolved into a series of technicolored bubbles, and she knew no more.
- I thoroughly recommend that you make your way to Wimbledon and see this production before it moves on, if you want a joyous technicolored evening out.
- The Red Sea resorts, now making a play for winter sun business, has crystal clear waters and coral reef full of technicoloured fish.
- On the museum's main floor, you can visit the technicolored rooms where Factor worked his makeup magic, one each for ‘brownettes,’ brunettes, blonds, and redheads.

Origin

Early 20th century: blend of technical and color.

Definition of Technicolor in US English:

Technicolor

nounˈteknəˌkələrˈtɛknəˌkələr

trademark

1often as modifier A process of color cinematography using synchronized monochrome films, each of a different color, to produce a movie in color.
〈商标〉彩色印片法
Example sentencesExamples
- The colours approximate the old warm-hued Technicolor film stocks, and the sets and costumes take ample advantage of this.
- He filmed in Technicolor and widescreen for the only time in his career.
- The film was shot in Technicolor, which beautifully shows off the green countryside of the Emerald Isle.
- It's also quite an education in the three-strip Technicolor filming process.
- To add further excitement, the studio intended to shoot the film in Technicolor, a very new process in 1938.
1. 1.1informal Vivid color.
  as modifier a technicolor bruise
  一块颜色鲜明的淤伤。
  Example sentencesExamples
  For a history lesson, he would take us up to the top of a hill and describe a battle that had been fought in the locality in vivid technicolor.
  En route you'll see the usual technicolour display of exotic fish that are an everyday occurrence in Bahaman waters.
  I didn't think that, I could see it in all its glory, in technicolour.
  Two couples chose beaches complete with warm breezes and technicolour sunsets.
  RETURNING TO London from Mumbai was like moving from technicolour to black and white.
  As she spoke, a shaft of light shone through Sir Eduardo's window, illuminating in technicolour the Cathedral's chilly pillars.
  The dessert, as it happens, is the one element of the experience that has stuck in my mind with vibrant, technicolour clarity.
  The lurid technicolour of bruises, angry wounds, and welts marred his skin.
  Each of the school's nine classes chose a different theme, with displays ranging from the creation to Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat.
  Blonde-haired, white mannequins in technicolour saris pose in the window.
  It is all in different colours so it looks like Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat.
  Zoom in and it looks like a plate of slow-moving technicolour spaghetti, but don 3D glasses and a complex structure leaps out from the screen, twisting so it can be viewed from every angle.
  Her delicate white shoulder and back were marked by several large, puffy, technicolor bruises.
  The various dishes ran together on the plates to create a series of vivid technicolour horrors.
  Its technicolour dreamcoat, provided by a lighting artist, has been switched off after an all-too-brief display.
  Each year, lured by cheap airfares and strong currency, Brits flock down under to don their scuba gear and explore its underwater technicolour paradise.

Origin

Early 20th century: blend of technical and color.

单词	Technicolor
释义	Definition of Technicolor in English: Technicolor noun ˈtɛknɪkʌləˈtɛknəˌkələr trademark 1mass noun, often as modifier A process of colour cinematography using synchronized monochrome films, each of a different colour, to produce a colour print. 〈商标〉彩色印片法 Example sentencesExamples He filmed in Technicolor and widescreen for the only time in his career. The film was shot in Technicolor, which beautifully shows off the green countryside of the Emerald Isle. It's also quite an education in the three-strip Technicolor filming process. The colours approximate the old warm-hued Technicolor film stocks, and the sets and costumes take ample advantage of this. To add further excitement, the studio intended to shoot the film in Technicolor, a very new process in 1938. 1.1informal Vivid colour. as modifier a technicolor bruise 一块颜色鲜明的淤伤。 Example sentencesExamples Each year, lured by cheap airfares and strong currency, Brits flock down under to don their scuba gear and explore its underwater technicolour paradise. Two couples chose beaches complete with warm breezes and technicolour sunsets. Her delicate white shoulder and back were marked by several large, puffy, technicolor bruises. En route you'll see the usual technicolour display of exotic fish that are an everyday occurrence in Bahaman waters. For a history lesson, he would take us up to the top of a hill and describe a battle that had been fought in the locality in vivid technicolor. Each of the school's nine classes chose a different theme, with displays ranging from the creation to Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat. Zoom in and it looks like a plate of slow-moving technicolour spaghetti, but don 3D glasses and a complex structure leaps out from the screen, twisting so it can be viewed from every angle. The lurid technicolour of bruises, angry wounds, and welts marred his skin. Blonde-haired, white mannequins in technicolour saris pose in the window. I didn't think that, I could see it in all its glory, in technicolour. It is all in different colours so it looks like Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat. RETURNING TO London from Mumbai was like moving from technicolour to black and white. The various dishes ran together on the plates to create a series of vivid technicolour horrors. As she spoke, a shaft of light shone through Sir Eduardo's window, illuminating in technicolour the Cathedral's chilly pillars. The dessert, as it happens, is the one element of the experience that has stuck in my mind with vibrant, technicolour clarity. Its technicolour dreamcoat, provided by a lighting artist, has been switched off after an all-too-brief display. Derivatives technicolored adjective And visually, Amélie was a technicolored dream. Example sentencesExamples And then everything dissolved into a series of technicolored bubbles, and she knew no more. I thoroughly recommend that you make your way to Wimbledon and see this production before it moves on, if you want a joyous technicolored evening out. The Red Sea resorts, now making a play for winter sun business, has crystal clear waters and coral reef full of technicoloured fish. On the museum's main floor, you can visit the technicolored rooms where Factor worked his makeup magic, one each for ‘brownettes,’ brunettes, blonds, and redheads. Origin Early 20th century: blend of technical and color. Definition of Technicolor in US English: Technicolor nounˈteknəˌkələrˈtɛknəˌkələr trademark 1often as modifier A process of color cinematography using synchronized monochrome films, each of a different color, to produce a movie in color. 〈商标〉彩色印片法 Example sentencesExamples The colours approximate the old warm-hued Technicolor film stocks, and the sets and costumes take ample advantage of this. He filmed in Technicolor and widescreen for the only time in his career. The film was shot in Technicolor, which beautifully shows off the green countryside of the Emerald Isle. It's also quite an education in the three-strip Technicolor filming process. To add further excitement, the studio intended to shoot the film in Technicolor, a very new process in 1938. 1.1informal Vivid color. as modifier a technicolor bruise 一块颜色鲜明的淤伤。 Example sentencesExamples For a history lesson, he would take us up to the top of a hill and describe a battle that had been fought in the locality in vivid technicolor. En route you'll see the usual technicolour display of exotic fish that are an everyday occurrence in Bahaman waters. I didn't think that, I could see it in all its glory, in technicolour. Two couples chose beaches complete with warm breezes and technicolour sunsets. RETURNING TO London from Mumbai was like moving from technicolour to black and white. As she spoke, a shaft of light shone through Sir Eduardo's window, illuminating in technicolour the Cathedral's chilly pillars. The dessert, as it happens, is the one element of the experience that has stuck in my mind with vibrant, technicolour clarity. The lurid technicolour of bruises, angry wounds, and welts marred his skin. Each of the school's nine classes chose a different theme, with displays ranging from the creation to Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat. Blonde-haired, white mannequins in technicolour saris pose in the window. It is all in different colours so it looks like Joseph's technicolour dreamcoat. Zoom in and it looks like a plate of slow-moving technicolour spaghetti, but don 3D glasses and a complex structure leaps out from the screen, twisting so it can be viewed from every angle. Her delicate white shoulder and back were marked by several large, puffy, technicolor bruises. The various dishes ran together on the plates to create a series of vivid technicolour horrors. Its technicolour dreamcoat, provided by a lighting artist, has been switched off after an all-too-brief display. Each year, lured by cheap airfares and strong currency, Brits flock down under to don their scuba gear and explore its underwater technicolour paradise. Origin Early 20th century: blend of technical and color.
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