he gave me that as a color palette?
S: That is a beautiful rose. Where did you
get it?
G: Oh, John gave it to me.
S: John? Your gardener? He gave you a rose?
G: Yes. I am having some new bushes planted
outside, and he gave me that as a color palette.
What does she mean "He gave me that as a color palette."
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A color palette also refers to the colors that are available.
This is still a difficult sentence.
In this case, I think the gardener has given a rose so that the person talking can use it in planning where to put the bushes, to best use the colors that are available in the garden - the red of the rose being one of the major colors.
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Color palette:
1. The thing you see on computers where you can choose a variety of colors
2. The piece of wood with the color paints on it, which artists use to do paintings
I have no idea what it is doing in the dialogue. I have a hunch this is comedy or something. Actually, the more I read, the surer I get that it is something quite dirty here.
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I tend to agree with Eliot here.
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你有一些未开垦的灌木丛在外面,可能更多的颜色是绿色,或者还有一些枯黄的颜色,看起来是不是很单调?所以我认为园丁送的玫瑰,相当于作为一种调色盘对灌木丛整体的颜色起着调色的作用。
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