brunette

/broo-net/US // bruˈnɛt //UK // (bruːˈnɛt) //

黑发女郎,黑头发,黑头发的,黑人

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of a dark color or tone.
- : having dark hair and, often, dark eyes and darkish or olive skin.

n.名词 noun

noundark

Synonyms

Reich was a brunette divorcee in her 30s with a checked romantic history.
There’s Dolly as a strikingly ordinary-looking child, Dolly in a ruffled prom dress, Dolly looking suspiciously brunette.
She went brunette, and then lost her hair entirely and turned to wigs.
She started out as a quirky brunette with a dream, a girl from Dallas who wanted us to love her.
In April, the 19-year-old brunette in an emerald gown was crowned Miss Honduras.
The girl next to me, an attractive brunette in her 20s, spent much of the first act and most of the second half asleep.
And that short brunette friend she had who no one remembered?
Whether we are fat, skinny, tall, short, blonde, or brunette, should not define us as women.
She was a brunette—great black flashing eyes, full red lips, raven-black hair, skin suffused with the glow of buoyant health.
Among the number of women who came to me with letters was a sweet-faced brunette about thirty.
She was a brunette, sprightly and handsomely dressed, like the rich bourgeois that she was.
The eldest was the most beautiful brunette I have ever seen.

/broo-net/US // bruˈnɛt //UK // (bruːˈnɛt) //

黑发女郎,黑头发,黑头发的,黑人

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : of a dark color or tone.
- : having dark hair and, often, dark eyes and darkish or olive skin.

n.名词 noun

noundark

Synonyms

Reich was a brunette divorcee in her 30s with a checked romantic history.
There’s Dolly as a strikingly ordinary-looking child, Dolly in a ruffled prom dress, Dolly looking suspiciously brunette.
She went brunette, and then lost her hair entirely and turned to wigs.
She started out as a quirky brunette with a dream, a girl from Dallas who wanted us to love her.
In April, the 19-year-old brunette in an emerald gown was crowned Miss Honduras.
The girl next to me, an attractive brunette in her 20s, spent much of the first act and most of the second half asleep.
And that short brunette friend she had who no one remembered?
Whether we are fat, skinny, tall, short, blonde, or brunette, should not define us as women.
She was a brunette—great black flashing eyes, full red lips, raven-black hair, skin suffused with the glow of buoyant health.
Among the number of women who came to me with letters was a sweet-faced brunette about thirty.
She was a brunette, sprightly and handsomely dressed, like the rich bourgeois that she was.
The eldest was the most beautiful brunette I have ever seen.