Examples of using Tinge in English and their translations into Indonesian
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Ecclesiastic
Vivian saw that Kaunitz's face suddenly turned grim and a tinge of fury flashed across his eyes.
When he sees that the laceration of Rio has healed by the magic of his semen, a tinge of red has also returned to her face.
Herman Melville called this species sulphur-bottom in his novel Moby-Dick due to an orange-brown or yellow tinge on the underparts from diatom films on the skin.
An old man who knew about them commented with a tinge of emotion:“That's Azure Dragon for you.
With the display piled up and rising open to the top, this succulent can be thick green or added with a purplish red tinge to the tip of the leaf.
there was not a tinge of submissive femininity.
The two most sensitive little buds on her chest unexpectedly hardened up, with a tinge of pain and an unexplainable sadness.
before she realized it, there was a tinge of warmth on her face.
Those extremely clear pair of crystal eyes that could probably see through people's soul revealed a tinge of sadness, a sadness that could make others feel sad for him.
Yi Yun did not feel a tinge of sleepiness.
trying his best not to leave even a tinge of it in his heart.
Hermione in Deathly Hollows was written with a tinge of whimsy for the not-to-be couple.
full of mystery with a tinge of humor.
and he had a tinge of maturity in him now.
whilst her eyes narrowed as they became coloured with a tinge of sorrow.
The thought of being able to spend many of the future days with the other party left him with a tinge of anticipation inside.
Upon leaving the storage ring, Mo Hunsheng immediately realized that he was out of the tomb and a tinge of excitement could be heard in his tone.
Infused within the spirit essence wasn't just concentrated spiritual energy but a tinge of Heaven's Path zhenqi as well.
he did not feel any tinge of regret at his choice.
The usual Kirito would have dragged Eugeo along as he fled without a tinge of hesitation, rearranging the circumstances to make it the slightest bit more advantageous.