green的示例

• The male mallard has a green head and reddish-brown chest.

• He's got pink walls and a green carpet, which to my mind looks all wrong.

• I think I'll take your advice and get the green dress.

• I put my new green shirt in a hot wash and the colour ran.

• I wore that skirt with the green spots.

• There is a growing current of support for green issues among voters.

• Some parents were critical of attempts to indoctrinate children in green ideology.

• The government's new-found enthusiasm for green issues has been welcomed by environmentalists.

• It's not very green, throwing away so much rubbish.

• I'm going to try to be a bit greener and recycle more.

• I like rich jewel colours, such as purple, blue, and green.

• He's colour-blind and can't distinguish between red and green easily.

• The spelling mistakes in the text had been highlighted in green.

• You look nice in green.

• If you put together yellow and blue paint you get green.

• The police used dogs to clear the campers off the village green.

• They're holding the village fête on the green.

• The pub is opposite a charming village green.

• The green used to be used as a pitch for the local cricket team.

• The signs asked visitors to keep off the green.

• Such green speculations are problematic and will not be pursued further; purely human needs are the concern here.

• There are views over the green roof below and into the canopies of the surrounding trees.

• Outside this road, a green belt (100 metres wide) separated the city and surrounding countryside.

• Luminance-defined targets had the same hue and saturation as the background, whereas saturation-defined targets were green and equiluminant with the background.

• And if the soil is good, then the green twig will not be long in coming, and only a warm sun will nourish it.

• It is consistent with the conclusion that people typically see green objects as green, orange objects as orange, and so forth.

• We found that for both red and green center cells the data could be perfectly fitted by either mixed or pure surrounds.

• Cells of opposite polarity to the central reference cell are shown in red and those of the same polarity in green.

• Therefore, white-vented mynas probably preferred the green patches among residential buildings, as this may have allowed them to more efficiently exploit ephemeral anthropogenic food sources.

• Recent use of green oak springs from the realisation that fairly young trees offer a potential resource which can be converted to provide reasonable sections.

• For each directed green segment, there is an eaten square on its left side, and there is a blue (uneaten) square on its right side.

• Though more costly, the more sustainable option is the use of green manures.

• In other words, as the rate of import increases, the proportion of the obsidian assemblage that is green decreases.

• A popular explanation holds that large green jurisdictions have been forcing their trading partners to trade or ratchet up their regulation.

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