tinge with

tinge (something) with (something)

1. Literally, to tint something with a small or faint trace of color. Often used in passive constructions. The painter tinged the landscape with a shade of red that gave the painting a more ominous and solemn atmosphere. His hair has become tinged with white from the stress of his job.

2. By extension, to impart or imbue some faint or slight element, property, characteristic, etc. The director has made the wise choice of tinging his latest drama with comedy to keep the audience from becoming totally overwhelmed by the heavy subject matter. The actor's acceptance speech was tinged with sadness because of the recent death of her husband.

tinge something with something

to give something a bit of the character, color, state of mind, light, etc., of something. The dust in the air had tinged the sunset with orange. The evening air was tinged with the smell of jasmine.

词组	tinge with
释义	tinge with tinge (something) with (something) 1. Literally, to tint something with a small or faint trace of color. Often used in passive constructions. The painter tinged the landscape with a shade of red that gave the painting a more ominous and solemn atmosphere. His hair has become tinged with white from the stress of his job. 2. By extension, to impart or imbue some faint or slight element, property, characteristic, etc. The director has made the wise choice of tinging his latest drama with comedy to keep the audience from becoming totally overwhelmed by the heavy subject matter. The actor's acceptance speech was tinged with sadness because of the recent death of her husband. See also: tinge Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. tinge something with something to give something a bit of the character, color, state of mind, light, etc., of something. The dust in the air had tinged the sunset with orange. The evening air was tinged with the smell of jasmine. See also: tinge McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: tinge tinge (something) with (something) perceive perceive (someone or something) as (something) perceive as preclude preclude (someone or something) from (something) preclude from starve (someone or something) of (something) starve of References in periodicals archive Michaela and Tinge with Been So Long stars Ronke Adekoluejo, Luke Norris and George MacKay at the world premiere of the musical I don't know anything about musicals... Chewing Gum actress Michaela Coel takes on her first leading movie role in Been So Long, a musical set in Camden. She tells LAURA HARDING about why it was time to show a different side to London
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