Definition of bicolour in English:

bicolour

adjective ˈbʌɪkʌlə

Having two colours.
双色的，有两种颜色的
a male bicolour damselfish
一条双色雀鲷。
Example sentencesExamples
- On the other hand, when mixed citrine and amethyst first started to appear, a major authority tried to convince us that the bicolor nature of these quartzes was artificially induced.
- Breed bicolor fish for good color distinction so that there is no question of what the secondary color is or if the secondary color is actually a different shade of the same color.
- Some have bicolor petals, such as white with a pink edge or yellow with a red edge.
- No red-and-black ringed prey have been observed at the site, so birds could not have learned specific avoidance of the bicolour pattern.
- Dorsey's study focuses on bicolor damselfish populations and reproductive success at two different kinds of coral reef habitats in the Caribbean - a near-shore fringing reef on Barbados and a deep offshore reef in Grenada.
- Dorsey chose to work with the bicolor damselfish because they are not considered a threatened or endangered species.
- On his yachts the King usually flies the normal yachting flag, that is the well known bicolour flag with a blue royal crown in the centre of it.
- The eastern slope has numerous large oysters on the rocks, guarded by loyal moorish idols and bicolour parrotfish.
- Bicolor fish tended to herd or nudge dark phase fish during courtship, and appeared to chase dark phase fish during spawning rushes towards the surface.
- This experiment is designated "optional" because it requires that you purchase a bicolor LED.
- The colors cover the spectrum and there are solid as well as bicolor types.
- The second boy looks perfect with the grey jacket and the bicolour shoes.
- This includes the ensign of the merchant navy, which is a plain bicolor flag.
- The innovative touch for this is that the macaroon is bicolor, one side caramel, one side chocolate.
- A tube containing 6 grams of alluvial gold from the Cernavaia River also has a bicolor character.

noun ˈbʌɪkʌlə

A bicolour flower or animal.
双色花，双色种
Example sentencesExamples
- In recent years, breeders have introduced bicolors, usually a basic color with a white star.
- Furthermore, ‘solid colors, tortoiseshells and bicolors have a smoother, softer coat than tabbies' and during hot weather, ‘the tail, ear and toe tufts ‘are the only factors that ‘distinguish the cat as a longhair.’
- Colors include coral, pink, red, salmon, white, yellow, and striped and feathered bicolors.
- If you are looking for a Bicolour or Seychellois you should expect to pay the same as you would for a Siamese or an Oriental kitten.
- Selective breeding means the bicolour gained recognition as a pedigree in victorian times.
- Flowers of some red and blue large-flowered hybrids and the bicolors fade badly if they get too much sun and these should be planted in eastern exposures or partial shade.
- Some farmers cultivate bi-colour flowers like light yellow with maroon blotches, deep crimson-edged yellow, gold and red bicolour.
- They come in a special formula mix which contains blends of burgundy, clear yellow, rosy-red with golden tips and other red and gold bicolors.
- Many of these crystals are doubly terminated bicolors with much better green portions than those found earlier.
- There's even a bicolor, with striking rose-striped white flowers that are extremely beautiful.
- In addition bicolors have a white ruff, white legs and feet and may have patches of white on their bodies.
- Through hybridizing, there are many flower colors available, including white, orange, pink, yellow, red and some bicolors.
- An expansive assortment of rich colors and bicolors available includes pink, purple, white, red, blue, coral, and a host of others.
- Now, breeders are showing off new bicolors and colors new to certain types of chrysanthemums.

Derivatives

bicoloured

noun & adjective

Many cultivars have bicolored petals and a striking yellow center.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to basic white, pink, and yellow, there are now mauve and purple versions and any number of lined, spotted, and bicolored flowers.
- Fabulous bright colors of red, pink, white, and purple, along with many bicolored varieties are some popular color choices of gardeners.
- Their tail, over half of the body length, is distinctively bicolored.
- She looked up and saw Mephisto, wise old Mephisto, watching her with patience in his bicoloured eyes.

词汇	bicolour
释义	Definition of bicolour in English: bicolour adjective ˈbʌɪkʌlə Having two colours. 双色的，有两种颜色的 a male bicolour damselfish 一条双色雀鲷。 Example sentencesExamples On the other hand, when mixed citrine and amethyst first started to appear, a major authority tried to convince us that the bicolor nature of these quartzes was artificially induced. Breed bicolor fish for good color distinction so that there is no question of what the secondary color is or if the secondary color is actually a different shade of the same color. Some have bicolor petals, such as white with a pink edge or yellow with a red edge. No red-and-black ringed prey have been observed at the site, so birds could not have learned specific avoidance of the bicolour pattern. Dorsey's study focuses on bicolor damselfish populations and reproductive success at two different kinds of coral reef habitats in the Caribbean - a near-shore fringing reef on Barbados and a deep offshore reef in Grenada. Dorsey chose to work with the bicolor damselfish because they are not considered a threatened or endangered species. On his yachts the King usually flies the normal yachting flag, that is the well known bicolour flag with a blue royal crown in the centre of it. The eastern slope has numerous large oysters on the rocks, guarded by loyal moorish idols and bicolour parrotfish. Bicolor fish tended to herd or nudge dark phase fish during courtship, and appeared to chase dark phase fish during spawning rushes towards the surface. This experiment is designated "optional" because it requires that you purchase a bicolor LED. The colors cover the spectrum and there are solid as well as bicolor types. The second boy looks perfect with the grey jacket and the bicolour shoes. This includes the ensign of the merchant navy, which is a plain bicolor flag. The innovative touch for this is that the macaroon is bicolor, one side caramel, one side chocolate. A tube containing 6 grams of alluvial gold from the Cernavaia River also has a bicolor character. noun ˈbʌɪkʌlə A bicolour flower or animal. 双色花，双色种 Example sentencesExamples In recent years, breeders have introduced bicolors, usually a basic color with a white star. Furthermore, ‘solid colors, tortoiseshells and bicolors have a smoother, softer coat than tabbies' and during hot weather, ‘the tail, ear and toe tufts ‘are the only factors that ‘distinguish the cat as a longhair.’ Colors include coral, pink, red, salmon, white, yellow, and striped and feathered bicolors. If you are looking for a Bicolour or Seychellois you should expect to pay the same as you would for a Siamese or an Oriental kitten. Selective breeding means the bicolour gained recognition as a pedigree in victorian times. Flowers of some red and blue large-flowered hybrids and the bicolors fade badly if they get too much sun and these should be planted in eastern exposures or partial shade. Some farmers cultivate bi-colour flowers like light yellow with maroon blotches, deep crimson-edged yellow, gold and red bicolour. They come in a special formula mix which contains blends of burgundy, clear yellow, rosy-red with golden tips and other red and gold bicolors. Many of these crystals are doubly terminated bicolors with much better green portions than those found earlier. There's even a bicolor, with striking rose-striped white flowers that are extremely beautiful. In addition bicolors have a white ruff, white legs and feet and may have patches of white on their bodies. Through hybridizing, there are many flower colors available, including white, orange, pink, yellow, red and some bicolors. An expansive assortment of rich colors and bicolors available includes pink, purple, white, red, blue, coral, and a host of others. Now, breeders are showing off new bicolors and colors new to certain types of chrysanthemums. Derivatives bicoloured noun & adjective Many cultivars have bicolored petals and a striking yellow center. Example sentencesExamples In addition to basic white, pink, and yellow, there are now mauve and purple versions and any number of lined, spotted, and bicolored flowers. Fabulous bright colors of red, pink, white, and purple, along with many bicolored varieties are some popular color choices of gardeners. Their tail, over half of the body length, is distinctively bicolored. She looked up and saw Mephisto, wise old Mephisto, watching her with patience in his bicoloured eyes.
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