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pigmented

/pɪɡˈmɛntɪd/

pigmentedadjective

more pigmented

Comp.

most pigmented

Super.

/pɪɡˈmɛntɪd/

Translations

пигментированный

The artist used pigmented inks to create vibrant colors.

Художник использовал пигментированные чернила для создания ярких цветов.

Definitions

Having natural or added pigment; coloured, especially with reference to skin, hair, or other biological tissues.

Individuals with highly pigmented skin may require stronger sun protection.

Containing a high concentration of pigment and therefore showing intense colour.

The eyeshadow is so pigmented that one swipe gives full coverage.

Synonyms

pigmentnoun

Definitions

A substance that imparts color to other materials, especially a dry powder that is mixed with a liquid to produce paint or ink.

The artist mixed different pigments to create a unique shade of blue for her painting.

A natural coloring matter in animals or plants, such as melanin in the skin or chlorophyll in plants.

The pigment in the leaves changes color during the autumn season.

pigmentverb

pigmented

Past Simple

pigmented

Past Simple

pigmented

Past Participle

pigmenting

Gerund

/ˈpɪɡmənt/

Transitive verb meaning to color or impart pigment; used infrequently.

Translations

окрашивать

Manufacturers pigment the plastic pellets before molding them into toys.

Производители окрашивают пластиковые гранулы перед формованием игрушек.

Additional translations

пигментироватьТехн.; обычно о материалах, покрытиях, пластиках и косметических составах.

Definitions

To color or impart pigment to (a surface or material).

Manufacturers pigment the plastic pellets before molding them into toys.

Synonyms

Antonyms

pigmentadjective

Definitions

Containing or relating to pigment; used for imparting color.

The pigment dyes produced a deeper shade than conventional ones.