browned

UK
/braʊnd/
US
/braʊnd/
brownedpast participle
UK
/braʊnd/
US
/braʊnd/
More precise label; the word is a past-participle adjective derived from the verb “brown”.
Translations
After a week at the beach, she had a beautifully browned complexion.
После недели на пляже у нее был красивый загорелый цвет лица.
The chef served a plate of browned potatoes.
Шеф-повар подал тарелку поджаренного картофеля.
Definitions
Having a brown color, typically as a result of cooking or exposure to heat.
The browned toast was perfectly crispy and ready for butter.
Tanned or darkened by exposure to the sun.
After a week at the beach, her skin was beautifully browned.
brownadjective
Definitions
Having a color resembling that of wood or earth; a dark or light shade of red and yellow mixed.
She wore a brown coat that matched the autumn leaves.
Describing something that is tanned or sunburned.
After a week at the beach, his skin looked brown and healthy.
brownnoun
Definitions
A color produced by mixing red, yellow, and blue, often associated with earthiness or warmth.
The walls of the living room were painted a soft brown to create a cozy atmosphere.
A person with brown skin, often used in a racial or ethnic context.
The term "brown" is sometimes used by South Asian Americans to describe themselves.
A type of bread made from wholemeal flour, also known as whole wheat bread.
For breakfast, she preferred a slice of brown with her eggs.
brownverb

browned

Past Simple

browned
Past Simple
browned
Past Participle
browning
Gerund
UK
/braʊn/
US
/braʊn/
Translations
She decided to brown the onions before adding them to the stew.
Она решила подрумянить лук перед тем, как добавить его в рагу.
Additional translations
красить в коричневый
Definitions
To make or become brown, typically by cooking or exposure to heat.
She browned the onions in the pan before adding the other ingredients.
To become brown in colour due to natural processes such as oxidation or aging.
The cut apples browned within minutes.