dye造句

The dye works its way in.

The dye doesn't take in cold water.

A good dye will not fade.

They used only natural pigments to dye the wool.

The wool needs to be carded before we dye it.

She dunked a piece of white cloth in the dye.

You can dye your own original patterns on silk.

In this photo, red dye has been used to show the bones; blue dye is sometimes used to highlight the cartilage.

The synthesis of aniline was used to make mauveine (aniline purple) dye and the synthesis of quinine was used to make indigo dye.

It was noted for its silken garments and Tyrian purple dye.

The tubes are filled with oil blended with a propietary dye.

The silt but don't dye, wash clean and not a demon, I Qinglian where exactly?

Before placing a stent, dye is injected and X-rays taken to look for blockages.

To obtain one ounce of Tyrian purple dye, she had her servants soak 20, 000 Purpura snails for 10 days.

In the early days of theater costuming, it was extremely difficult to make blue dye, and thus expensive to purchase.

I used practically a whole bottle of red dye in the frosting, which in earlier days would appall me.

Synte Peacock: we didn't try to simulate oil, so we put in a dye which is like a food coloring.

A deciduous tree(Cladrastis lutea) of the southeast United States, having pinnately compound leaves, drooping clusters of white flowers, and yellow wood yielding a yellow dye.

During coronary angiography, a thin tube (catheter) is threaded through a blood vessel into the heart, where a special dye is injected.

They put water and red food dye in the jug and at that point explained to me that it was just a dummy, not a real person.

It is also manufactured for industry and used to make asphalt, glue, dye, paper, fabric and cosmetics as well as to remove impurities in drinking water.

An annual Old World plant(Isatis tinctoria) in the mustard family, formerly cultivated for its leaves that yield a blue dye.

History tells us this was because the purple dye harvested from the sea snail did not fade due to sunlight, but instead became brighter and more intense from weathering.

The results indicated that the Al-tolerant genotypes had lower hematoxylin dye, higher relative seminal root length (RSRL) and higher relative reducing ability of TTC than Al-sensitive genotypes.

Tattoo dyes — especially red dye — can cause allergic skin reactions, resulting in an itchy rash at the tattoo site. This may occur even years after you get the tattoo.

2. It is thought the custom of dyeing eggs was brought to Europe during the middle Ages by the Crusaders, as it was common practice among the Egyptians, Persians, Phoenicians, Greeks and Romans to dye eggs for their spring festivals.