Sepia

sepia



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[see-pee-uh]



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–noun 

1. a brown pigment obtained from the inklike secretion of various cuttlefish (墨魚,烏賊) and used with brush or pen in drawing.

2. a drawing made with this pigment.

3. a dark brown.

4. Photography. a print or photograph made in this color.

5. any of several cuttlefish of the genus Sepia, producing a dark fluid used naturally for defense and, by humans, in ink. 



–adjective 

6. of a brown, grayish brown, or olive brown similar to that of sepia ink.





　

Pic rapidly introduces the Spirit's flamboyant archnemesis, the Octopus (Samuel L. Jackson), who seems just as immune [to] bodily injury as the Spirit is; voluptuous gold-digger Sand Saref (Eva Mendes), 



with whom the Spirit shares a troubled, sepia-[toned] history; pugnacious police commissioner Dolan (Dan Lauria) and his daughter, Ellen (Sarah Paulson), a doctor who has long carried a torch for the masked crusader.





dun 暗褐色,討債者 The dun-[shaded] chromatic scheme seems part of the general [haplessness]

tawny 黃褐色 At 33, he has a tawny, domineering [fiancée] 

ocher【礦】赭石,赭土 the ochre beauty of [Barcelona] 

drab 黃褐色 (布)

tangerine 

celadon 

livid

swarthy

alabaster

a perfect alabaster [form], still taking blows from the sculptor's [chisel]. 

Meager