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Meanings of dark brown in English
Usage of dark brown in English
1
The setting, throughout, is worked either in black or in dark brown.
2
The floors in our new house had nice dark brown shaggy carpets.
3
The sea bug's dark brown shell was turning red as it cooked.
4
Place in the oven to bake until dark brown, about 30 minutes.
5
The complexion of the natives was a dark brown or coffee colour.
6
The dark brown mass of Bastion Hill appeared to dominate the plain.
7
Right in front, a dark brown fortress girdles white mosques and minarets.
8
The man colored a little under the dark brown of his face.
9
The man coloured a little under the dark brown of his face.
10
Upper parts dark brown with some white on the head and neck.
11
The plant has a beautiful yellow flower with a dark brown eye.
12
The leaves had gone a dark brown with the coming of winter.
13
His fat face and dark brown eyes seemed to glow with happiness.
14
But, let me see-grey; and her hair rather light than dark brown.'
15
Pellegrini points to a small dark brown stain on the passenger seat.
16
Above he was dark brown, his head and neck marked with white.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for dark brown
Russian
Portuguese
Catalan
Dark brown through the time
Dark brown across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common