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Pigment
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pigmento
a dry substance that has to be mixed with a liquid to produce paint
What is "pigment"?
Pigment is a substance that gives color to paints, inks, and other materials. It is made from finely ground natural, such as minerals, plants, or animals, or artificial materials and is used to produce a wide range of colors. Pigments come in various forms, including powders, pastes, and liquids, and are mixed with other materials that help them stick together or dissolve, to create colored products, such as paints or dyes. They are valued for their ability to provide vivid and lasting colors.
Example
The artist mixed the pigment with water to create vibrant paint.
El artista mezcló el pigmento con agua para crear una pintura vibrante.
Red pigment was added to the mixture for a richer color.
Se añadió pigmento a la mezcla para un color más rico.
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pigmento, colorante
a substance used as a coating to protect or decorate a surface (especially a mixture of pigment suspended in a liquid); dries to form a hard coating
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pigmento, colorante
any substance whose presence in plant or animal tissues produces a characteristic color
to pigment
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pigmentar, tintar
to add color to something using a specific colored material or substance
Transitive: to pigment a surface or fabric
Example
The designer is currently pigmenting the fabric to achieve the desired shade.
El diseñador está actualmente tintando la tela para lograr el tono deseado.
Artists often pigment their paintings with a variety of colors.
Los artistas a menudo pigmentan sus pinturas con una variedad de colores.
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pigmentar, tintar
to become colored with a particular hue or tint
Intransitive
Example
Over time, the clay pigmented, turning the once stark white walls of the building into a warm, earthy tone.
Con el tiempo, la arcilla pigmentó, convirtiendo las frías paredes blancas del edificio en un cálido tono terracota.
The fabric slowly pigmented as it soaked up the dye, transforming from pale to vibrant.
La tela se fue pigmentando lentamente a medida que absorbía el tinte, transformándose de pálida a vibrante.
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