brown [braʊn]
adjetivo
browner (comparative)brownest (superlative)1 (gen) marrón; color café; (LAm) [+hair] castaño; [+leather] marrón 2 (tanned) moreno; bronceado; [+skin] moreno to go brown ponerse moreno; broncearse
as brown as a berry muy moreno; bronceadísimo
sustantivo
marrón (m); color (m) café; (LAm) [of eyes, hair] castaño (m);verbo transitivo
1 [+sun] [+person] broncear; poner moreno verbo intransitivo
1 [+leaves etc] volverse de color marrón 2 [+skin] ponerse moreno; broncearse modificador
brown ale (n) cerveza (f) oscura or negra
brown bear (n) oso (m) pardo
brown belt (n) (in judo, karate) cinturón (m) marrón I was a judo brown belt then and he a white one I have a brown belt in karate
brown bread (n) pan (m) negro; pan (m) moreno; (Esp)
brown egg (n) huevo (m) moreno
brown goods (n) (productos (m) de) línea (f) marrón; (productos (m) de) gama (f) marrón She had stopped him in the street to quiz him about electrical appliances, about white and brown goods The firms listed here offer every conceivable electronic or battery-run device: White goods (washers, dryers, refrigerators, and ranges), brown goods (tvs, air conditioners, etc)
brown owl (n) (Orn) autillo (m) in Brownie Guides
brown paper (n) papel (m) de estraza
brown rice (n) arroz (m) integral
brown sauce (n) (Britain) salsa de condimento, con sabor agridulce
brown study (n)to be in a brown study estar absorto en sus pensamientos; estar en Babia (informal)
brown sugar (n) azúcar (m) moreno
