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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionarymono·chrome
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 \ˈmä-nə-ˌkrōm\ noun ETYMOLOGY  Medieval Latin monochroma, from Latin, feminine of monochromos of one color, from Greek monochrōmos, from mon- + -chrōmos -chrome DATE  1662: a painting, drawing, or photograph in a single hue• mono·chro·mic  \ˌmä-nə-ˈkrō-mik\ adjective• mono·chrom·ist  \ˈmä-nə-ˌkrō-mist\ noun
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adjective DATE  18491. of, relating to, or made with a single color or hue2. involving or producing visual images in a single color or in varying tones of a single color (as gray)    monochrome film    monochrome television monitorEnglish Etymologymonochrome  1662, "painting or drawing done in different tints of a single color," from Gk. monochromos "of a single color," from monos "single, alone" + khroma (gen. khromatos) "color, complexion, skin." Photographic sense is recorded from 1940.Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7monochromemono·chrome / 5mCnEkrEum; NAmE 5mB:nEkroum / adjective1. (of photographs, etc. 摄影等) using only black, white and shades of grey   黑白的:    monochrome illustrations / images    黑白插图/肖像   (figurative) a dull monochrome life    枯燥单调的生活 2. using different shades of one colour   单色的• mono·chro·mat·ic / 7mCnEkrE5mAtik; NAmE 7mB:nEkrou5m- / adj.:   a monochromatic colour scheme    单一色彩的调配 • mono·chrome noun [U] :   an artist who works in monochrome    从事单色绘画的艺术家 Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridgedmono·chromeI. \ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌkrōm\ nounEtymology: Medieval Latin monochroma, from Latin, feminine of monochromos of one color, from Greek monochrōmos, from mon- + -chrōmos -chrome1. : a painting or drawing in a single hue2. : a photograph made with a single hue3. : monochromyII. adjective1. : of, relating to, or made with a single color or hue2. of pottery : painted a usually dark color that contrasts with the usually light color of the body clay — compare polychrome3. : metachrome 2III. adjective: black-and-white 4b

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