No, no green. You could always paint it if you want.

没有绿色，可以自行涂漆。

He must paint and then cover the sculptures in a protective substance.

他必须在雕塑上涂漆，然后用一种保护物质覆盖雕塑。

See, they never thought the Titanic would sink, so they didn't paint it above the water line.

看，他们从没想尼克会沉，所以水位线以上没有涂漆。

But most of these are little more than giant arms, bolted firmly to the ground, that weld and paint things.

但其中大部分都不是牢牢固定在地面上的巨大手臂，用于焊接和涂漆工作。

Not painted, but the actual colors of the clay.

不是涂漆，而是粘土的实际颜色。

Some people deface coins by painting them, or gluing them together.

有些人通涂漆或粘在一起损坏硬币。

Louboutin snagged the bottle and painted the soles of a prototype shoe.

Louboutin 抓住瓶子，在原型鞋的鞋底上涂漆。

It was a hand-painted, purple and white wall clock.

一只手工涂漆 紫色白色相间的挂钟。

To " paint, " of course, means to put paint on a wall or--outside your house--to apply paint.

“油漆”当然是指在墙上涂漆，或者——在你的房子外面——涂漆。

They cut them;they perhaps paint them if you're a woman, typically.

他们切割它们；是女性，通常他们可能会在上面涂漆。

And now you have a cube that’s perfectly painted to make an incredible trip.

现在你有了一个完美涂漆的立方体，可以进行一次不可思议的旅行。

She had Thonet chairs, seagrass matting and creaking, painted stairs.

她有 Thonet 椅子， 海草席子和吱吱作响的， 涂漆的楼梯。

So if I wanted to paint the white board, I could change the color of it.

所以我想给白板涂漆，我可以改变它的颜色。

He was not working to make one of the finely upholstered and beautifully painted vehicles that came from overseas.

他并没有努力制造一辆自海外的装饰精美、涂漆精美的汽车。

They were made of a light wooden material, and slightly painted, some full face and some in profile.

它们由轻质木质材料制成，略微涂漆，有些是全脸，有些是侧面。

Lacquer wares were luxury goods and they probably were so expensive that only the emperor could afford to lacquer a whole army.

漆器当时是奢侈品，非常贵重，恐怕只有皇帝才能负担起给整支军队涂漆。

I'm picturing all these engineers at IBM just doing arts and crafts in the back... ... Painting plywood.

我想象着 IBM 的所有工程师都在后面做艺术和手工艺… … 在胶合板上涂漆。

As it dries out, the lacquer begins to shrink until it curls up and separate from the clay, taking the paint with it.

涂漆变干缩水直到它们卷曲并从陶俑上脱落，同时也带走了颜色。

People sometimes refer to police cars as " black and whites" because those are the colors the car is painted.

人们有时将警车称为“黑色和白色”，因为这些是警车涂漆的颜色。

Specifically, airlines hoped to deceive onlookers  into believing that aircraft were more streamlined when painted this way.

具体说，航空公司希望欺骗旁观者，让他们相信这样涂漆的飞机更加流线型。