Brown, an English word, is an adjective, a noun, a transitive verb and an intransitive verb. When used as a transitive verb, it means "brown". When used as an intransitive verb, it means "turn brown" When used as an adjective, it means "brown, brown; Suntanned. " When used as a noun, it means "brown, brown".

Brown is a traditional color term in China, and the color of brown hair is brown. Brown is often associated with land, earth, nature and simplicity. Give people a sense of reliability and health. On the contrary, it will be considered a little dim, but this situation can be compensated by using brighter colors.

Phrase collocation

Brown County Brown County1; Brown county.

2. michael brown michael brown; Michael brown; Brown; Michael brown.

3. michael brown, michael brown; Brown; Mike; Michael brown.

4. Larry Brown Larry Brown; Larry; Brown; Larry Brown.

5. Millward Brown Huatong Luo Ming; Clear and simple; China is transparent; Huatong Guangming.

Bilingual example

How about this brown one?

How about this brown one?

How about the brown one?

How about this brown one?

He took the brown one.

He left with the brown box.