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Meanings of brown colour in English
Usage of brown colour in English
1
Roast for 25 minutes until the top is a rich brown colour.
2
The bottom should be a nice brown colour as well as sides.
3
The female is of a sandy- brown colour above, and beneath almost white.
4
The other young person's were thickish, more level; a full brown colour.
5
This soup should be quite transparent and of a bright brown colour.
6
It was of a reddish- brown colour, and had a peculiar, strong taste.
7
Prepare a quantity of strong, clear, highly-flavoured stock of a greenish- brown colour.
8
The infusion in warm water had a brown colour and an astringent taste.
9
This time, the larvae are dead; their brown colour tells me as much.
10
The body of the boa is of a rich brown colour.
11
The wood of this acacia was hard and of a dark brown colour.
12
Fry in deep oil or fat to a golden brown colour.
13
The drink thus produced is slightly thick and of a dirty brown colour.
14
Her nose was large, and a fine reddish- brown colour glowed in her cheeks.
15
This snake is 30cm long and has a camouflaging tan-and- brown colour.
16
They were of a light- brown colour, of about the size of a stag.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for brown colour
Catalan
Brown colour through the time
Brown colour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common