n.色（彩）学；颜色学

The chromatic scale in music contains twelve distinct notes, forming the basis for Western music theory.
音乐中的全音阶包含十二个不同的音符，构成了西方音乐理论的基础。
The artist used a chromatic palette to create a vivid sunset scene on the canvas.
艺术家用了一种色彩丰富的调色板在画布上创作了一幅生动的日落场景。
In photography, adjusting the white balance helps correct chromatic aberrations caused by different light wavelengths.
在摄影中，调整白平衡有助于校正因不同光波长引起的色差。
The child was fascinated by the chromatic harmony of the rainbow after the rain.
那孩子被雨后彩虹的色彩和谐迷住了。
The chromaticism in Debussy's compositions adds a dreamy quality to his music.
德彪西作品中的色彩主义给他的音乐增添了一种梦幻的特质。
The designer chose a chromatic theme of blue and green for the summer collection, evoking feelings of freshness.
设计师为夏季系列选择了蓝色和绿色的色彩主题，唤起清新感。
Learning to distinguish between hues is an essential skill in chromatics for a colorist.
对于色彩师来说，学会区分色调是色彩学中的基本技能。
The use of chromatic progressions in jazz allows for complex and expressive melodies.
爵士乐中使用色彩进行可以创造出复杂而富有表现力的旋律。
The chromatic variations in the stained glass window create a mesmerizing play of light inside the cathedral.
彩绘玻璃窗上的色彩变化在大教堂内营造出迷人的光影效果。
In graphic design, understanding chromatic relationships helps to create visually appealing layouts.
在平面设计中，理解色彩关系有助于创建视觉上吸引人的布局。