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1. adjective1) (of a dark colour between red and yellow: brown paint; Her eyes are brown.) marrón2) (suntanned: She was very brown after her holiday in Greece.) moreno, bronceado
2. noun1) ((any shade of) a colour similar to toasted bread, tanned skin, coffee etc.) marrón, tostado2) (something (eg paint, polish etc) brown in colour: I prefer the brown to the green.) marrón
3. verb(to make or become brown.) poner morenobrown adj n1. marrón2. morenoshe's very brown, she sunbathes a lot es muy morena, toma mucho sol3. castañotr[braʊn]1 marrón2 (hair etc) castaño,-a3 (skin) moreno,-a1 marrón nombre masculino2 (hair) castaño3 (skin) color nombre masculino moreno1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL dorar2 (skin) poner moreno,-a, broncear1 SMALLCOOKERY/SMALL quedarse dorado,-a, dorarse2 (tan) ponerse moreno,-a, broncearse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto go brown (in sun) ponerse morenobrown ale cerveza negrabrown bear oso pardobrown rice arroz nombre masculino integralbrown ['braʊn] vt1) : dorar (en cocinar)2) tan: broncearbrown vi1) : dorarse (en cocinar)2) tan: broncearsebrown adj: marrón, café, castaño (dícese del pelo), moreno (dícese de la piel)brown n: marrón m, café madj.• castaño, -a adj.• marrón adj.• moreno, -a adj.• pardo, -a adj.• tostado, -a adj.n.• color café s.m.v.• brocear v.• dorar v.braʊn
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adjective -er, -est <shoe/dress/eyes> marrón, café adj inv (AmC, Chi, Méx), carmelito (Col); < hair> castaño; <skin/person> ( naturally) moreno; ( suntanned) bronceado, morenoto get brown — broncearse, ponerse* moreno
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mass noun marrón m, café m (AmC, Chi, Méx), carmelito m (Col)
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a) ( Culin) dorarb) ( tan) broncear
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via) ( Culin) dorarseb) ( tan) broncearse, ponerse* moreno[braʊn]1. ADJ(compar browner) (superl brownest)2) (=tanned) moreno, bronceado; [skin] morenoto go brown — ponerse moreno, broncearse
2.N marrón m, color m café (LAm); [of eyes, hair] castaño m3. VT1) [sun] [+ person] broncear, poner moreno2) (Culin) dorar4. VI1) [leaves etc] volverse de color marrón2) [skin] ponerse moreno, broncearse3) (Culin) dorarse5.CPDbrown bear N — oso m pardo
brown belt N — (in judo, karate) cinturón m marrón
brown bread N — pan m negro, pan m moreno (Sp)
brown goods NPL — (productos mpl de) línea f marrón, (productos mpl de) gama f marrón
brown owl N — (Orn) autillo m
brown paper N — papel m de estraza
brown rice N — arroz m integral
brown sauce N — (Brit) salsa de condimento, con sabor agridulce
brown study N —
- be in a brown studybrown sugar N — azúcar m moreno
* * *[braʊn]
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adjective -er, -est <shoe/dress/eyes> marrón, café adj inv (AmC, Chi, Méx), carmelito (Col); < hair> castaño; <skin/person> ( naturally) moreno; ( suntanned) bronceado, morenoto get brown — broncearse, ponerse* moreno
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mass noun marrón m, café m (AmC, Chi, Méx), carmelito m (Col)
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a) ( Culin) dorarb) ( tan) broncear
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via) ( Culin) dorarseb) ( tan) broncearse, ponerse* moreno
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