russet

• Adjetivo que descreve uma cor marrom-avermelhada, frequentemente associada a folhas de outono, maçãs ou tecidos rústicos.

An old-fashioned adjective describing a reddish-brown color, often used for autumn leaves or rough cloth.

1. Reddish-brown colorB2formal

   A color that is brown with a reddish or golden tinge, often associated with autumn leaves or certain fruits.

   Marrom-avermelhado

   • The russet leaves covered the ground in the park.
   • She wore a beautiful russet scarf that matched the season.
   • The old barn had a russet hue from years of weathering.

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• Substantivo que designa um tecido grosso feito em casa, de cor marrom-avermelhada, frequentemente associado a roupas rústicas ou tradicionais; também se refere a essa cor.

A noun referring to a coarse, reddish-brown homespun fabric, often associated with rustic or traditional clothing.

1. Reddish brown homespun fabricC1formalbritish

   A coarse, reddish-brown cloth traditionally made from wool and woven at home.

   Serguilha

   • The peasants wore simple garments made of russet.
   • In medieval times, russet was a common fabric for the poor.
   • The cloak was fashioned from a heavy, rough russet.

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2. Reddish brown colorB2formal

   A moderate to strong reddish-brown color, often associated with autumn leaves or certain fruits.

   Cor marrom-avermelhada

   • The leaves turned a beautiful russet in the fall.
   • Her hair had a natural russet hue.
   • The painting featured deep russet tones in the landscape.

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