drab

• Describe algo apagado, sin brillo, color ni interés; monótono y sin atractivo, a menudo en referencia a colores, ropa o entornos que resultan aburridos o deprimentes.

Describes something that is dull, lacking brightness, color, or interest.

1. Lacking brightness or colorB1formal

   Dull, boring, and lacking in color or interest.

   Falta de brillo o color, monótono

   • The room was painted a drab shade of gray.
   • She wore a drab, colorless dress to the party.
   • The landscape looked drab and lifeless under the overcast sky.

   Sinónimosblandcolorlessdingydrearydullgreysomber

   Antónimosbrightcheerfulcolorfulgaudygayshowyvivid

2. Uninteresting or monotonousB2informal

   Lacking excitement, variety, or appeal.

   monótono, sin interés

   • His life felt drab and repetitive after retirement.
   • The lecture was so drab that half the audience fell asleep.
   • She found the office environment drab and uninspiring.

   Sinónimosboringcolorlessdrearydullflathumdrummonotonoustediousuninterestingvapid

   Antónimosanimatedcolorfulexcitingfascinatinginterestinglivelystimulatingvibrant

• Sustantivo que designa una cualidad aburrida, monótona o sin interés, a menudo asociada con la falta de color, brillo o emoción.

A noun referring to a dull, uninteresting, or monotonous quality, often associated with a lack of color, brightness, or excitement.

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1. Dull brownish colorB2formal

   A dull, light brown color, often used to describe fabric or paint.

   Color pardo apagado

   • The walls were painted in a drab that made the room feel gloomy.
   • She chose a drab for the curtains to match the rustic decor.
   • The uniform was made of a heavy drab material.

   Sinónimosdunkhakimudtaupe

2. Dull or monotonous thingB2informal

   Something that is uninteresting, monotonous, or lacking in color or excitement.

   Algo monótono y sin color

   • The party was a drab, with no music or decorations.
   • His speech was a drab of statistics and boring facts.
   • The movie was a drab from start to finish.

   Sinónimosboredraghumdrummonotonyyawn

   Antónimosexcitementinterest