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Значения термина brownish gray на английском
Значения для термина "brownish gray" отсутствуют.
Использование термина brownish gray на английском
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It was brownish gray, no more than four or five centimeters long.
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Ice and snow masked the brownish gray rock of the mountains.
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Her eyes were hard and evil, of a brownish gray.
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He flung one brownish gray cloak over Locke's shoulders; Locke clutched at it gratefully and shivered.
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His skin was a brownish gray, and he had rumpled, wrinkled skin and round, round legs.
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In colour they range from white to nearly black, but the ordinary colour is a light brownish gray.
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The jaguarundis were dark brownish gray.
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Appears brownish gray at a distance.
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Stony's skin was a brownish gray-thecolor of last night's pork chop, his sister Alice said-anddry as paper.
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Someone was burning a pile of brush nearby; a skein of transparent brownish gray floated across the middle air.
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The soft brownish gray of Linda's dress was exactly the color to intensify the darker brown of her eyes.
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He was no great soldier or king, only a priest in the brownish gray cloak of the order of St. Francis.
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Large jagged crimson red spikes flew from her hands towards them, also ugly blobs of brownish gray with red spikes sticking out.
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The house itself had turned a yellowed shade of brownish gray like everything else that'd been smudged by the Blight for sixteen years.
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Its color, much less brilliant than that of the continents, was a mixture of their yellow with the brownish gray of the neighboring seas.
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Their uniform was a brownish gray Their blankets-rolledup tight and carried, like a scarf, over one shoulder and under the other arm-werebrown, also.