Definition of olive brown in English:

olive brown

noun

mass noun

A dull shade of yellowish brown.
橄榄棕色
smears of sepia and olive brown
as modifier a beautiful olive-brown beetle
Example sentencesExamples
- The next stage, the yellow eel, is the adult form that lives in freshwater; color ranges from yellow to olive-brown.
- Its belly was yellow, its head grey, the lower portion of its breast black as night, its wings and back a drab olive-brown.
- Colour varies, but is usually olive-brown above with green or yellow tinges and darker mottling.
- A single olive brown hand came up and rested on his brother's cheek.
- Surface sediments comprise olive-brown silty and clayey muds, diatom-bearing silty clays, dropstone sandy mud, gravelly mud and rare massive muddy diamicton, all with low shear strengths.
- The male in breeding plumage is distinctive, with olive-brown sides and a black back accented with white stripes down the middle of a few long feathers.
- Eggs are smooth, white or light blue with gray or olive-brown spots and range in size from 19 to 23 by 13 to 17 mm.
- His hair was black and his skin a dark olive brown like her own.
- The females tend to be larger and relatively smoother-skinned than males and are olive-brown to reddish-brown on top, with a paler white or yellowish belly.
- Kira opened her emerald eyes to slits and looked through them at the olive-brown face of an older man with curly black hair and wide round eyes as green as her own.
- Mottled, pale, olive brown and massive bioturbated muds extend up to 2.00 m in thickness.
- Tourmaline with olive-brown cores and dark red rims was found as stubby crystals up to 4 cm in length.
- Externally, it is pale olive-brown or olive-gray in color with a coarse surface, and may be covered with a thin coating consisting of poppy leave fragments, or with fruits of a species of Rumex adhering from the packing.
- The Tanganyika water cobra is a large snake; it is well over a metre long, has a yellow-brown to light olive brown upper body colour and cream-white underneath.
- The carapace is olive brown to black, while the plastron is pale yellow to creamy white.
- That could be an eastern phoebe, if it's mostly a soft gray color, or maybe a least flycatcher, if it's more olive brown.
- Her skin was darker than Lily's - it was hard not to have darker skin - and smooth, an olive brown color that was much more pleasing to the eyes than the manufactured, tanning bed look I so despised.
- Ditch the umbrella and keep dry in this full length, olive brown raincoat by Weatherproof.
- The overall body colour is a reddish or olive brown, and there are several dark transverse bands along its length.
- Well, Saturday and Sunday I managed to sit in the glorious sunshine and turn a delightful pink colour, but that has now gone to a dark olive brown.

单词	olive brown
释义	Definition of olive brown in English: olive brown noun mass noun A dull shade of yellowish brown. 橄榄棕色 smears of sepia and olive brown as modifier a beautiful olive-brown beetle Example sentencesExamples The next stage, the yellow eel, is the adult form that lives in freshwater; color ranges from yellow to olive-brown. Its belly was yellow, its head grey, the lower portion of its breast black as night, its wings and back a drab olive-brown. Colour varies, but is usually olive-brown above with green or yellow tinges and darker mottling. A single olive brown hand came up and rested on his brother's cheek. Surface sediments comprise olive-brown silty and clayey muds, diatom-bearing silty clays, dropstone sandy mud, gravelly mud and rare massive muddy diamicton, all with low shear strengths. The male in breeding plumage is distinctive, with olive-brown sides and a black back accented with white stripes down the middle of a few long feathers. Eggs are smooth, white or light blue with gray or olive-brown spots and range in size from 19 to 23 by 13 to 17 mm. His hair was black and his skin a dark olive brown like her own. The females tend to be larger and relatively smoother-skinned than males and are olive-brown to reddish-brown on top, with a paler white or yellowish belly. Kira opened her emerald eyes to slits and looked through them at the olive-brown face of an older man with curly black hair and wide round eyes as green as her own. Mottled, pale, olive brown and massive bioturbated muds extend up to 2.00 m in thickness. Tourmaline with olive-brown cores and dark red rims was found as stubby crystals up to 4 cm in length. Externally, it is pale olive-brown or olive-gray in color with a coarse surface, and may be covered with a thin coating consisting of poppy leave fragments, or with fruits of a species of Rumex adhering from the packing. The Tanganyika water cobra is a large snake; it is well over a metre long, has a yellow-brown to light olive brown upper body colour and cream-white underneath. The carapace is olive brown to black, while the plastron is pale yellow to creamy white. That could be an eastern phoebe, if it's mostly a soft gray color, or maybe a least flycatcher, if it's more olive brown. Her skin was darker than Lily's - it was hard not to have darker skin - and smooth, an olive brown color that was much more pleasing to the eyes than the manufactured, tanning bed look I so despised. Ditch the umbrella and keep dry in this full length, olive brown raincoat by Weatherproof. The overall body colour is a reddish or olive brown, and there are several dark transverse bands along its length. Well, Saturday and Sunday I managed to sit in the glorious sunshine and turn a delightful pink colour, but that has now gone to a dark olive brown.
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