Significados de Brown em japonês

茶色 (ちゃいろ)

Exemplo:

The dog is brown.

その犬は茶色です。

I bought a brown bag.

茶色のバッグを買いました。

Uso: informalContexto: Describing colors of objects or animals.

Observação: 茶色 is the most common word for 'brown' in Japanese, used in everyday conversation.

ブラウン

Exemplo:

She painted the walls in a warm brown.

彼女は壁を温かみのあるブラウンに塗りました。

I prefer brown shoes over black ones.

私は黒い靴よりもブラウンの靴を好みます。

Uso: formal/informalContexto: Used in fashion or design contexts, often when referring to specific shades.

Observação: ブラウン is a loanword from English and may be used in more stylized or specific discussions.

褐色 (かっしょく)

Exemplo:

The artist used brown tones in his painting.

そのアーティストは絵に褐色の色調を使いました。

She has a beautiful brown complexion.

彼女は美しい褐色の肌を持っています。

Uso: formalContexto: Used in literature or formal discussions about color and skin tone.

Observação: 褐色 can refer to a darker or more earthy shade of brown, often used in more formal contexts.

tan

Tan is a light brown color often associated with skin tones or sandy beaches.

Exemplo: She wore a tan dress to the party.

Observação: Tan is a lighter shade of brown compared to the typical brown color.

chestnut

Chestnut is a reddish-brown color resembling the color of chestnuts.

Exemplo: The horse had a beautiful chestnut coat.

Observação: Chestnut has a reddish hue compared to the more neutral brown color.

caramel

Caramel is a rich, warm brown color resembling the hue of caramelized sugar.

Exemplo: The caramel color of the walls gave the room a warm feel.

Observação: Caramel is a darker and warmer shade of brown with a hint of orange or yellow tones.

mahogany

Mahogany is a dark reddish-brown color often associated with the wood of the mahogany tree.

Exemplo: The antique desk was made of mahogany wood.

Observação: Mahogany is a dark and reddish-brown color with a deeper tone compared to the standard brown.

sepia

Sepia is a dark brown color with a reddish undertone often used in photography to create a vintage look.

Exemplo: The old photograph had a sepia tone to it.

Observação: Sepia is a darker and more vintage-looking shade of brown with a reddish tint.

Brownie points

Brownie points refer to approval, praise, or credit for doing something good or helpful.

Exemplo: She earned brownie points with her boss for staying late to finish the project.

Observação: The term 'brownie points' is figurative and does not directly relate to the color brown.

Brown-nose

To brown-nose means to flatter or suck up to someone in order to gain favor or advantage.

Exemplo: He's always brown-nosing the boss to try to get ahead in the company.

Observação: The term 'brown-nose' is a slang term and does not have a literal connection to the color brown.

Brown bag it

To brown bag it means to bring your own food or lunch in a brown paper bag instead of buying food.

Exemplo: I forgot my lunch at home, so I'll have to brown bag it today.

Observação: The phrase 'brown bag it' is related to the practice of using brown paper bags for packing lunches, not directly to the color brown.

Brown as a berry

When someone is as brown as a berry, it means they have a tan or dark skin from sun exposure.

Exemplo: After spending the summer at the beach, she was as brown as a berry.

Observação: The phrase 'brown as a berry' is a simile comparing the color of someone's skin to that of a berry, not directly to the color brown.

Brown out

A brown out is a partial loss of electrical power, causing dimming of lights or a reduction in power supply.

Exemplo: The storm caused a power surge that led to a brown out in the neighborhood.

Observação: The term 'brown out' is a technical term related to electricity and does not directly refer to the color brown.

Brown sugar

In slang, 'brown sugar' can refer to a person of Filipino descent, particularly in the Philippines. It is used as a term of endearment.

Exemplo: I love adding some brown sugar to my coffee for extra sweetness.

Observação: This term differs from the original word 'brown' as it takes on a new meaning to describe someone's ethnicity.

Brown bread

In British slang, 'brown bread' refers to dead, originating from Cockney rhyming slang where 'brown bread' rhymes with 'dead.'

Exemplo: I need to start being healthier and switch to brown bread instead of white bread.

Observação: This slang term is a play on words that alters the original meaning of 'brown' to signify something entirely different.

Brownie

'Brownie' is slang for a small, delightful person who is often endearing or charming.

Exemplo: Hey, look at that cute little brownie over there!

Observação: The term 'brownie' in slang deviates from the original word 'brown' to characterize someone's character or demeanor instead of their color.

Brown-eyed

In slang, 'brown-eyed' can refer to someone who is trustworthy, honest, or sincere.

Exemplo: She's a brown-eyed beauty with a smile that lights up the room.

Observação: This slang term shifts the focus from the physical attribute of having brown eyes to describing someone's personality traits.

Brown bag special

'Brown bag special' is slang for a low-cost meal or deal, often found in diners or fast-food restaurants.

Exemplo: I always go for the brown bag special at that diner; it's cheap and delicious.

Observação: This term uses 'brown bag' to denote an inexpensive, grab-and-go meal, distinct from the original word 'brown.'

Brown cow

In slang, 'brown cow' can refer to a drink made with root beer and chocolate syrup, often enjoyed by children.

Exemplo: Are you familiar with the drink called a brown cow? It's so refreshing!

Observação: This slang term completely alters the meaning of 'brown' to describe a specific beverage, removing any reference to color.

Brown bottle

In slang, 'brown bottle' typically refers to a beer bottle, especially when used by individuals struggling with alcohol addiction.

Exemplo: After a long day, all I want to do is relax with a brown bottle and watch some TV.

Observação: This term repurposes 'brown' to signify a type of bottle associated with alcoholic beverages, deviating from its original color connotation.

The brown dog ran across the street.

She wore a beautiful chestnut brown dress.

The furniture in the room was a rich chocolate brown.

Brown - Nome próprio (Proper noun) / Nome próprio, singular (Proper noun, singular)

Lema: brown

Conjugações

Adjetivo, comparativo (Adjective, comparative): browner

Adjetivo, superlativo (Adjective, superlative): brownest

Adjetivo (Adjective): brown

Substantivo, plural (Noun, plural): browns, brown

Substantivo, singular ou massa (Noun, singular or mass): brown

Verbo, tempo passado (Verb, past tense): browned

Verbo, gerúndio ou particípio presente (Verb, gerund or present participle): browning

Verbo, terceira pessoa do singular no presente (Verb, 3rd person singular present): browns

Verbo, forma base (Verb, base form): brown

Verbo, presente não na terceira pessoa do singular (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): brown

Sílabas, Separação e Ênfase

brown contém 1 sílabas: brown

Transcrição fonética: ˈbrau̇n

brown , ˈbrau̇n (A sílaba vermelha é tônica)

O índice de frequência e importância das palavras indica com que frequência uma palavra aparece em um determinado idioma. Quanto menor o número, mais frequentemente a palavra é usada. As palavras mais frequentemente usadas variam normalmente de 1 a 4000.

brown: ~ 2000 (Muito Comum).

Este índice de importância ajuda você a se concentrar nas palavras mais úteis durante o seu processo de aprendizagem de idiomas.

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