Definition of tinct - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
coloringDated UK add a slight color to somethingDated UK
- The artist tincts the canvas with soft hues.
Adjective
slightly coloredDated tinged with a slight amount of colorDated
- The sky was tinct with pink at dawn..
Origin of tinct
Latin, tinctus (dyed)
Examples of tinct in a sentence
The chef tincts the sauce with a hint of saffron. The artist's palette was tinct with shades of blue. Her dress was tinct with a hint of lavender.
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- French:teinter, teinté, ...
- German:tönen, leicht gefärbt, ...
- Italian:tintare, tinto, ...
- Spanish:teñir, teñido, ...
- Portuguese:tingir, tingido, ...
- Chinese:涂上, 带有一点颜色, ...
- Japanese:色を加える, 薄く色づいた, ...
- Arabic:لَوَّنَ تَلْوِينًا خَفِيفًا, مُلَوَّن قَلِيلًا, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹסִיף גָּוֶן, בַּעַל גּוֹוֶן קַל, ...
- Russian:добавлять оттенок, слегка окрашенный, ...
- Ukrainian:додавати відтінок, забарвлений, ...
- Hindi:हल्का रंग भरना, हल्का रंगा हुआ, ...
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