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maroon 1 Verb 1. to abandon someone in a deserted area, esp. on an island 2. to isolate in a helpless situation: we're marooned here until the snow stops [American Spanish cimarrón wild] marooned adj maroon 2 Adjective dark purplish-red Noun an exploding firework or flare used as a warning signal [French: chestnut]
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maroon Translations maroon [məˈruːn] vt to be marooned (= shipwrecked) → naufragar; (fig) → quedar abandonado adj → granate inv maroon [məˈruːn] vt to be marooned → être abandonné(e) (fig); être bloqué(e) adj (= colour) → bordeaux inv n maroon [məˈruːn] a dark brownish-red colour a deep shade of maroon; (also adjective ) a large maroon car. maroen لون كَسْتَنائي червенокафяв kaštanová hněď; kaštanově hnědý rødbrun das Kastanienbraun; kastanienbraun μπορντό granate kastanpruun خرمایی punaruskea bordeaux צֶבַע חוּם עַרמוֹנִי गाढा़ भूरा रंग kestenjast gesztenyebarna coklat tua kemerahan dumbrauður, brúnrauður (color rosso cupo) くり色 (の) 적갈색(의) kaštoninė spalva sarkanbrūna krāsa warna merah manggis kastanjebruin rødbrun kasztanowaty cor de vinho castaniu тёмно-бордовый (цвет) gaštanovohnedá farba; gaštanovohnedý kostanjeva barva kestenjast rödbrun färg สีแดงม่วงเข้มอมน้ำตาล vişne çürüğü renk 栗色 каштановий колір گہرے قرمزی کشمشی رنگ کا màu nâu sẫm 栗色 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Plornish, going up this yard alone and leaving his Principal outside, found a gentleman with tight drab legs, a rather old hat, a little hooked stick, and a blue neckerchief (Captain Maroon of Gloucestershire, a private friend of Captain Barbary); who happened to be there, in a friendly way, to mention these little circumstances concerning the remarkably fine grey gelding to any real judge of a horse and quick snapper-up of a good thing, who might look in at that address as per advertisement. She had removed the handkerchief, and had put on a little cap with pink ribbons, and a maroon dressing-jacket, daintily fulled at the neck and sleeves. Opening from the chamber was a fine bathroom having a marble tub with perfumed water; so the boy, still dazed by the novelty of his surroundings, indulged in a good bath and then selected a maroon velvet costume with silver buttons to replace his own soiled and much worn clothing. |
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