turquoise
复数形式
turquoises
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a blue-to-green mineral made of copper aluminum phosphate, often used as a gemstone
Turquoise is a blue to greenish-blue mineral that is commonly used as a gemstone in jewelry making. The color of turquoise can vary from a pale sky blue to a more vivid greenish-blue depending on the presence of certain minerals. It is typically opaque, with a waxy or dull luster and a hardness of 5 to 6 on the Mohs scale. Turquoise has been prized for its beauty and spiritual significance by various cultures for thousands of years. It is believed to have healing properties and to protect the wearer from harm. In addition to being used in jewelry, turquoise has also been used in sculpture, architecture, and as a pigment for painting.
- She wore a necklace set with a polished turquoise.
- The bracelet was decorated with small turquoise stones.
- Collectors prize turquoise from the southwestern United States.
- The ring featured a single large turquoise at its center.
- The artisan inlaid turquoise into the silver pendant.
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绿松石色, 蓝绿色
a bright bluish-green color
- The ocean shimmered in shades of turquoise under the bright sun.
在明亮的阳光下，海洋闪烁着绿松石色的光芒。
- The walls were painted a calming turquoise to mimic the sea.
墙壁被涂成一种平静的绿松石色以模仿大海。
- She bought a scarf in a soft turquoise to match her earrings.
她买了一条柔软的绿松石色围巾来搭配她的耳环。
- Turquoise is often associated with tropical beaches and clear skies.
绿松石色常与热带海滩和晴朗的天空联系在一起。
- His shirt was a vibrant turquoise, perfect for the summer party.
他的衬衫是鲜艳的绿松石色，非常适合夏季派对。