用iridescent造句子，“iridescent”造句

Yet the other side of fear is the iridescent possibility, allowing us to choose, change and create.

The result is a flexible film of crystals with opalescent properties that can be used to coat malleable surfaces, producing attractive iridescent hues.

A jewel-coloured scarf, an iridescent silk blouse, a neon pump, some understated yet fabulous jewellery; Italians prefer to personalise with details.

Children enjoy spitting out iridescent soap pockets from pipes.

The brilliant, iridescent green concepts, pictured here, show the topography of different hemispheres of the moon.

They determined, for example, that a 47-million-year-old feather had the dark iridescent sheen found on starlings today.

They are from the category Morpho, they are found in South America and their calling card is their absolutely dazzling iridescent wings which from the right Angle has the sheen of aluminum.

Their heads have fetching crests, and their necks are a beautiful, iridescent blue.

Entirely clad with an iridescent metallic skin, the building changes colour with the light and, as a whole, greatly resembles a large ingot.

Visitors must peek into microscopes to examine these remarkable iridescent flowers and birds (pictured at top).

These are silhouetted against glowing newborn star clusters and iridescent pink clouds of hydrogen, the existence of which indicates ongoing star formation.

I glance up to see an iridescent-green hummingbird hunkered down a fir branch, sheltered against the tree's trunk.

The Nosema ceranae fungus can sicken bees when they ingest spores, and Cramer explains that the occurrence of both the iridescent virus and the fungus at the same time seems to be the problem.

So beautiful they are in their movement and as the sun highlights their iridescent skin.