fawn

UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
fawnnoun
fawns
pl
UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
Translations
The fawn followed its mother closely through the forest.
Le faon suivait de près sa mère à travers la forêt.
Additional translations
fauvePour la couleur.
Definitions
A young deer, especially one less than a year old.
The fawn followed its mother closely through the forest.
A light yellowish-brown color.
She chose a fawn color for the walls of her living room.
Synonyms
young deer
fawnverb
fawned
Past Simple
fawned
Past Participle
fawning
Gerund
UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
Translations
flagornerSoutenu; flatter avec excès pour obtenir les faveurs de quelqu'un.
The employees would often fawn over their boss in hopes of getting a promotion.
Les employés flagornaient souvent leur patron dans l'espoir d'obtenir une promotion.
Additional translations
faonnerZoologie; se dit d'une biche ou d'une femelle du chevreuil qui met bas un faon.
Definitions
To exhibit exaggerated flattery or affection, typically to gain favor or advantage.
The employees would often fawn over their boss in hopes of getting a promotion.
(of a deer) To give birth to a fawn.
Does generally fawn in the late spring.
fawnadjective
more fawn
Comp.
most fawn
Super.
UK
/fɔːn/
US
/fɔn/
Used mainly attributively to describe a light yellowish-brown colour.
Translations
fauvePour une couleur brun jaunâtre clair.
She matched the fawn curtains with oak furniture.
Elle a assorti les rideaux fauve au mobilier en chêne.
Definitions
Of a light yellowish-brown colour.
She matched the fawn curtains with oak furniture.