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Definition of pigmented - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
containing pigmentTECH. containing natural or artificial pigmentTECH.
- The pigmented cells give the flower its vibrant color.
- The artist used pigmented ink for the drawing.
- Pigmented spots appeared on the leaves.
Origin of pigmented
Latin, pigmentum (coloring)
Terms with pigmented included in their meaning
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medical
circular pigmented area around the nipple
skin
resembling small pigmented skin spots
medical
brown pigmented spot on the skin
biology
non-pigmented organelle in plant cells for biosynthesis
chemistry
pigmented lipid granules accumulating in body tissues
skin mark
pigmented skin area, congenital or acquired
dermatology
benign pigmented skin lesion
medical
fungal infection caused by darkly pigmented fungi
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- French:pigmenté, ...
- German:pigmenthaltig, ...
- Italian:pigmentato, ...
- Spanish:pigmentado, ...
- Portuguese:pigmentado, ...
- Chinese:有色素的, ...
- Japanese:色素を含む, ...
- Arabic:مُصَبَّغ, ...
- Hebrew:פיגמנטי, ...
- Russian:пигментированный, ...
- Ukrainian:пігментований, ...
- Hindi:रंजक युक्त, ...
Definition of pigment - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
coloring materialany substance used to impart colour
- The pigment in the ink gave it a deep hue.
2.
artTECH. dry colorant usually an insoluble powderTECH.
- Artists often use pigment to create paints.
Verb
1.
coloringtr. TECH. color or dye something using pigmenttr. TECH.
- She will pigment her lips for the show.
2.
biologyintr. Rare become colored, especially from natural or chemical sourcesintr. Rare
- The leaves pigment as the seasons change.
Expressions with pigment
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compounds in bile like bilirubin and biliverdin
Bilirubin is a common bile pigment in the liver.
layer of darkened cells in the eye that helps support vision
Damage to the pigment epithelium can lead to vision problems.
Origin of pigment
Latin, pigmentum (coloring matter)
Examples of pigment in a sentence
The pigment was extracted from natural sources. The pigment was mixed with oil to make paint. They sourced the pigment from natural minerals. They pigment the ceramic glazes before firing. Artists pigment fabric to create vibrant patterns. The petals pigment beautifully under the sun's rays.
As the fish mature, their scales pigment vividly.
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- French:pigment, pigmenter, ...
- German:Pigment, färben, ...
- Italian:pigmento, colorare, ...
- Spanish:pigmento, pigmentar, ...
- Portuguese:pigmento, pigmentar, ...
- Chinese:颜料, 着色, ...
- Japanese:顔料, 着色する, ...
- Arabic:صِبْغ, لَوَّنَ, ...
- Hebrew:פִּיגְמֶנְט, לִצְבּוֹעַ, ...
- Russian:пигмент, окрашивать, ...
- Ukrainian:пігмент, забарвити, ...
- Hindi:रंजक, रंगना, ...
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