tinged

UK
/tɪndʒd/
US
/tɪndʒd/
tingedadjective
more tinged
Comp.
most tinged
Super.
UK
/tɪndʒd/
US
/tɪndʒd/
Translations
с оттенком
Her voice was tinged with sadness.
Ее голос был с оттенком грусти.
The water was tinged with blue from the dye.
Вода была подкрашена в синий цвет от красителя.
The sky was tinged with pink as the sun set.
Небо было окрашено в розовый цвет, когда садилось солнце.
Definitions
Having a slight amount of a color or quality.
The sky was tinged with pink as the sun began to set.
Slightly affected by an emotion or quality.
Her voice was tinged with sadness as she spoke about her childhood.
tingeverb

tinged

Past Simple

tinged
Past Simple
tinged
Past Participle
tinging
Gerund
UK
/tɪndʒ/
US
/tɪndʒ/
Translations
She wanted to tinge her hair with a bit of blue.
Она хотела окрасить свои волосы в немного синего.
The artist decided to tinge the sky with a hint of pink.
Художник решил оттенять небо легким розовым оттенком.
Additional translations
Definitions
To impart a slight degree of color to something.
The artist decided to tinge the sky with a hint of pink to create a sunset effect.
To affect or modify slightly, as with a particular quality or emotion.
Her voice was tinged with sadness as she recounted the story.
tingenoun
Definitions
A slight or faint trace of a color, feeling, or quality.
The sky had a tinge of pink as the sun began to set.
tingverb

tinged

Past Simple

tinged
Past Simple
tinged
Past Participle
tinging
Gerund
Definitions
To emit a short, sharp, high-pitched ringing sound.
The glass tinged as the spoon struck its rim.
tingnoun
Definitions
A small, sharp sound, often metallic in nature.
The ting of the bell signaled the start of the meeting.
A traditional Chinese cauldron, often used in ancient times for cooking or ceremonial purposes.
The museum displayed an ancient ting used by the emperors.
tinginterjection
Definitions
Used to imitate or call attention to a short, high-pitched ringing sound.
He pressed the triangle and—ting!—dinner was served.