Pallor is the look of skin that has gone very pale — not the ordinary pale of someone who stays indoors, but a pale that makes you think of illness, shock, or fear. Doctors use it as a sign: they may notice pallor in the face, the lips, or under the eyelid.

Pallor is the look of skin that has gone very palepallor指的是皮膚變得很蒼白的那種樣子 not the ordinary pale of someone who stays indoors不是待在室內的人那種普通的白 but a pale that makes you think of illness, shock, or fear而是會讓人聯想到生病、驚嚇或害怕的那種蒼白 Doctors use it as a sign醫生會把它當成一個徵兆 they may notice pallor in the face, the lips, or under the eyelid他們可能會注意到臉上、嘴唇，或眼皮下面的pallor

Writers like the word too, because it names the paleness as a thing, more exactly than “he went white.” Though actually, in speech almost nobody says pallor. People say someone looks pale, or as white as a sheet.

Writers like the word too作家也喜歡用這個字 because it names the paleness as a thing因為它把蒼白這件事直接點出來、當成一個東西講 more exactly than 'he went white.'比『he went white』更精確 Though actually, in speech almost nobody says pallor不過其實，講話的時候幾乎沒有人會說pallor People say someone looks pale大家會說someone looks pale or as white as a sheet或者as white as a sheet（白得像張紙）

Pallor belongs to hospitals, novels, and careful description. It is always a noun: a person has pallor, or you see pallor.

Pallor belongs to hospitals, novels, and careful descriptionpallor是屬於醫院、小說，和講究描寫的場合的字 It is always a noun它一直都是名詞 a person has pallor可以說a person has pallor or you see pallor或者you see pallor

It does not mean the person is naturally fair-skinned; it means the colour has dropped out in a way that looks wrong.

It does not mean the person is naturally fair-skinned它不是說這個人天生皮膚白 it means the colour has dropped out in a way that looks wrong而是說臉上的血色掉了，掉得讓人覺得不對勁