Definition
Definition of gray-brown - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
colorsRare having a color that is a mix of gray and brownRare
- The old cottage was painted a dull gray-brown.
- The artist chose a gray-brown palette for the portrait.
- His jacket was a faded gray-brown color.
Origin of gray-brown
English, gray (color) + brown (color)
Terms with gray-brown included in their meaning
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house sparrow
small bird with brown, white, and gray feathers
color
having a color that is a mix of brown and gray
color
having a color mix of brown and gray
food
variety of potato with rough dark gray-brown skin
colors
having a color between brown and gray
insect
butterfly with gray and brown wings
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- French:gris-brun, ...
- German:graubraun, ...
- Italian:marrone grigiastro, ...
- Spanish:pardo grisáceo, ...
- Portuguese:castanho-acinzentado, ...
- Chinese:灰棕色, ...
- Japanese:灰褐色, ...
- Arabic:رَمَادِي بُنِّي, ...
- Hebrew:אָפוֹר-חוּם, ...
- Russian:серо-коричневый, ...
- Ukrainian:сіро-коричневий, ...
- Hindi:धूसर-भूरा, ...
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