tinge in Chinese
tinge in Chinese is 强弱法 — tinge means a small trace of colour, or by extension, of any quality.
tinge in Chinese
强弱法
Pronounced: qiáng ruò fǎ
The degree of vividness of a colour; hue, shade, tint.
What does "tinge" mean?
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noun A small trace of colour, or by extension, of any quality.
"A tinge of pink coloured the evening sky."
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verb To add a slight trace of colour or quality to something.
"Regret tinged her memory of that summer."
tinge in a sentence
- A tinge of pink coloured the evening sky.
- There was a tinge of envy in his praise.
- Regret tinged her memory of that summer.
Common Chinese translations
Frequently asked questions
What is "tinge" in Chinese?
"tinge" in Chinese is 强弱法. tinge means: A small trace of colour, or by extension, of any quality.
How do you pronounce 强弱法?
"tinge" in Chinese is 强弱法, pronounced "qiáng ruò fǎ".
How do you use "tinge" in a sentence?
Example: "A tinge of pink coloured the evening sky." In Chinese, "tinge" is 强弱法.
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