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Significados de sepia en inglés

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Genus of molluscs.

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        A shade of brown with a tinge of red.

              caoba
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              сепия
              catalán
              sèpia
              español
              marron sepia

              Reddish-brown color, named after the rich brown pigment derived from the ink sac of the common cuttlefish Sepia.

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                    Type genus of the Sepiidae.

                          sepia
                          Uso de sepia en inglés
                          1
                          In those increasingly sepia-tinged days before VAR it would have undoubtedly stood.
                          The Guardian
                          2
                          Grey was a charming study in sepia. The description was not inapt.
                          The Lamp of Fate
                          3
                          Then I switched to the Create tab and added a sepia tone.
                          Reuters
                          4
                          Novocane was an indie-film love story, all sepia tones and drugged anti-romance.
                          The Guardian
                          5
                          Octan casually curved a sepia wing-tip, altering his course by a degree.
                          The Reality Dysfunction
                          6
                          It was empty, crisscrossed only with a web of fine sepia crack-lines.
                          Lost in translation
                          7
                          It's a heavily edited sepia world of friendly neighbourhoods and childish innocence.
                          The Irish Times
                          8
                          He was carrying a box of what looked like framed, sepia photographs.
                          Carrion comfort
                          9
                          Portrait of Balzac, aged 34, from a sepia drawing by Louis Boulanger.
                          Honoré de Balzac
                          10
                          A sepia herd of Megacerops grazed at the rim of a lake.
                          Analog sff, december 2009
                          11
                          They looked like ragamuffins in a sepia picture of old New York.
                          Jack Reacher 01 - Killing Floor
                          12
                          It's like a sepia photo etched in the burnt ember of memory.
                          The Irish Times
                          13
                          Daydreams, in sepia tones, of holidays past, started to enter my head.
                          The Guardian
                          14
                          The streets of the cactacae Glasshouse glowed with a forbidding, sepia firelight.
                          Perdido Street Station
                          15
                          In the sepia-tinted days of the traditional workplace, it was an easy answer.
                          The Irish Times
                          16
                          It has thousands of images to choose from, in sepia or hand-tinted colours.
                          The Irish Times
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                          Translations for sepia
                          portugués
                          sepiasépialula
                          Sepia a través del tiempo
                          Sepia por variante geográfica
                          Estados Unidos de América
                          Común
                          Reino Unido
                          Común