to mellow
01
变得柔和, 褪色
(of a color) to become softer and less vibrant, particularly over a period of time
Intransitive
例子
The vibrant red of the fabric tends to mellow after repeated washes.
织物鲜艳的红色在反复洗涤后往往会变得柔和。
例子
He made a conscious effort to mellow his criticism and offer constructive feedback instead.
他有意识地努力缓和他的批评，转而提供建设性的反馈。
03
变得柔和, 放松下来
to become softer, more relaxed, or less intense
Intransitive
例子
Over the years, his once fiery ambition mellowed into a more tempered drive for success.
多年来，他曾经炽热的野心缓和成了对成功更为温和的追求。
例子
The continuous exposure to sunlight is currently mellowing the hues of the painting.
持续的阳光照射目前正在柔和这幅画的色调。
mellow
例子
The group became mellow as the evening went on, chilling on the couch.
随着夜晚的进行，这群人变得微醺，在沙发上 chilling。
例子
After a long walk on the beach, he felt completely mellow.
在海滩上走了很长一段路后，他感到完全放松了。
03
成熟的, 甜美的
(of fruits) having reached the stage of ripeness
例子
He picked the mellow tomatoes from the vine, knowing they were at their peak flavor.
他从藤上摘下了成熟的西红柿，知道它们正处于风味的最佳时期。
04
柔和的, 沉稳的
having a gentle quality that develops with age, experience, or gradual change
例子
His mellow demeanor helped him diffuse the tension in the room.
他温和的举止帮助他缓解了房间里的紧张气氛。
05
柔和的, 醇厚的
(of a color, sound, or flavor) soft or gentle, often creating a sense of warmth and calmness
例子
The mellow yellow walls in the living room created a cozy atmosphere.
客厅里柔和的黄色墙壁营造了一种舒适的氛围。
06
宜人的, 极好的
pleasant, excellent, or highly enjoyable
Slang例子
His cooking is mellow; every dish tastes amazing.
他的烹饪很醇和；每道菜都味道极佳。
