Definition of brunette in English:

brunette

(US brunet)

noun brʊˈnɛtbruːˈnɛtbruˈnɛt

A woman or girl with dark brown hair.
长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩）
she's a gorgeous, green-eyed brunette
Example sentencesExamples
- After dealing with frizz and the issues faced by blondes, he turned his attention to brunettes, whose main complaint was dull, listless hair.
- Baby or candy pink is best for blondes, especially when they're sporting a tan, and magenta or fuchsia pink (sometimes called shocking pink) is safest on brunettes.
- In the 20 films, the British spy has encountered 58 Bond girls; 29 were brunettes, 25 were blondes, and just four were redheads.
- The two girls, both brunettes, were wearing prom-like dresses, one in lilac and the other in powder blue, with matching flowers in their hair, which looked like at least an hours' worth of work.
- We're both big-haired brunettes of about the same age.
- Navy blue looks best of all, perhaps, worn by brown-eyed brunettes - which is one reason why the Italians and the French love it so much.
- Meanwhile, this is a big week for finding out that people whom you thought were brunettes are actually natural blondes.
- My hair wasn't the pretty hair that most brunettes had.
- I forgot that Austin has a thing for brunettes and redheads, but female Marines know how to handle themselves.
- I had met women of all shapes and sizes; blondes, brunettes and redheads, some bubbly, some serious, some supremely confident, others slightly hesitant.
- They were are all short, gorgeous, had brown or hazel eyes, and all of them were brunettes.
- Maybe this dress just works best on brunettes with long curly hair!
- Yeah, you get these guys who make their minds up and only like blondes or brunettes.
- I've always liked brunettes better, he thought, Clarissa's beautiful dark locks coming into his mind - until he remembered Ella's golden hair.
- I saw her immediately, since she sort of stood out mixed in with all of the brunettes, red heads, and blondes.
- Keep in mind that blondes and dark-haired brunettes look stunning in hair jewels that are silvery, brilliant white crystal or diamond or have stark white hues.
- But, how can there be a line of hair products for brunettes?
- Who typically has more hair: blondes, brunettes or redheads?
- We're allowed - and even encouraged - to develop preferences for blondes, brunettes, redheads, etc, within our western culture.
Synonyms
brown-haired, dark, dark-haired, darkish

adjective brʊˈnɛtbruːˈnɛtbruˈnɛt

1(of a woman or girl) having dark brown hair.
长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩）
a fresh-faced brunette woman in her thirties
Example sentencesExamples
- Rose, who is naturally brunette, was considered a controversial show addition by some of the fans and media.
- Investigators have said that they consider the two brunette women to be witnesses - not suspects.
- Sarah was tall, brunette, and beautiful in a blue, skintight dress.
- It doesn't matter whether she's fat, thin, young, old, blonde, brunette.
- The camera-shy singer was spotted on a romantic, late-night date with a mystery brunette woman in Manchester last night.
- Arg's attention was then stolen by a brunette girl who wore a white lace peplum playsuit.
- A few days later, his extremely able secretary was at her desk typing out reports when a very pretty brunette woman approached her.
- Two people in white lab coats, an austere, older looking man and brunette woman in her thirties came rushing through.
- Yesterday, as she was strutting along the streets of Essex, the brunette beauty showed off her tiny waistline in a red peplum top.
- Dressed in a low-cut black dress, the brunette beauty spent more than an hour signing autographs for the excited 500-strong crowd in Leicester Square.
1. 1.1 (of hair) dark brown.
  her lustrous brunette tresses
  她那富有光泽的深褐色的卷发。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Both ladies wore their brunette hair in similar styles, with their locks tied loosely to the side.
  Trading in her dark brunette locks for a lighter, sleeker look, the 22-year-old actress was barely recognizable at the premiere of her new TV movie.
  The stunning singer, who recently dyed her hair from blonde to brunette, was seen shopping with husband in Santa Monica.
  Her tresses have morphed from her natural brunette to very light blonde and back in a few short years.
  Rachel went for a timeless elegance in a strapless cream Michael Kors dress, with her brunette hair tied back into a chic updo.
  With her brunette locks scraped off her face, she showcased her model curves in a orange one-shoulder maxi dress.
  She completed her look with a bright orange clutch bag and left her long brunette hair down.
  Earlier this week, the actress was mistaken for Irish singer Sinead O'Connor after lopping off her brunette bob.
  Katy completed the attention-grabbing look with bright red lips and wore her brunette hair styled in loose curls.
  The sleek brunette crop with the sideswept fringe suits her elfin face and accentuates her chocolate brown doe-eyes.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, feminine of brunet, diminutive of brun 'brown'.

Definition of brunette in US English:

brunette

(also brunet)

nounbruˈnɛtbro͞oˈnet

A person, typically a woman, with dark brown hair.
she's a gorgeous, green-eyed brunette
Example sentencesExamples
- The two girls, both brunettes, were wearing prom-like dresses, one in lilac and the other in powder blue, with matching flowers in their hair, which looked like at least an hours' worth of work.
- Meanwhile, this is a big week for finding out that people whom you thought were brunettes are actually natural blondes.
- Navy blue looks best of all, perhaps, worn by brown-eyed brunettes - which is one reason why the Italians and the French love it so much.
- Maybe this dress just works best on brunettes with long curly hair!
- Who typically has more hair: blondes, brunettes or redheads?
- We're allowed - and even encouraged - to develop preferences for blondes, brunettes, redheads, etc, within our western culture.
- They were are all short, gorgeous, had brown or hazel eyes, and all of them were brunettes.
- After dealing with frizz and the issues faced by blondes, he turned his attention to brunettes, whose main complaint was dull, listless hair.
- I forgot that Austin has a thing for brunettes and redheads, but female Marines know how to handle themselves.
- Yeah, you get these guys who make their minds up and only like blondes or brunettes.
- In the 20 films, the British spy has encountered 58 Bond girls; 29 were brunettes, 25 were blondes, and just four were redheads.
- I've always liked brunettes better, he thought, Clarissa's beautiful dark locks coming into his mind - until he remembered Ella's golden hair.
- But, how can there be a line of hair products for brunettes?
- Baby or candy pink is best for blondes, especially when they're sporting a tan, and magenta or fuchsia pink (sometimes called shocking pink) is safest on brunettes.
- Keep in mind that blondes and dark-haired brunettes look stunning in hair jewels that are silvery, brilliant white crystal or diamond or have stark white hues.
- We're both big-haired brunettes of about the same age.
- I saw her immediately, since she sort of stood out mixed in with all of the brunettes, red heads, and blondes.
- My hair wasn't the pretty hair that most brunettes had.
- I had met women of all shapes and sizes; blondes, brunettes and redheads, some bubbly, some serious, some supremely confident, others slightly hesitant.
Synonyms
brown-haired, dark, dark-haired, darkish

adjectivebruˈnɛtbro͞oˈnet

1(of a woman or girl) having dark brown hair.
长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩）
a fresh-faced brunette woman in her thirties
Example sentencesExamples
- It doesn't matter whether she's fat, thin, young, old, blonde, brunette.
- Dressed in a low-cut black dress, the brunette beauty spent more than an hour signing autographs for the excited 500-strong crowd in Leicester Square.
- Two people in white lab coats, an austere, older looking man and brunette woman in her thirties came rushing through.
- Yesterday, as she was strutting along the streets of Essex, the brunette beauty showed off her tiny waistline in a red peplum top.
- Sarah was tall, brunette, and beautiful in a blue, skintight dress.
- Investigators have said that they consider the two brunette women to be witnesses - not suspects.
- A few days later, his extremely able secretary was at her desk typing out reports when a very pretty brunette woman approached her.
- Rose, who is naturally brunette, was considered a controversial show addition by some of the fans and media.
- The camera-shy singer was spotted on a romantic, late-night date with a mystery brunette woman in Manchester last night.
- Arg's attention was then stolen by a brunette girl who wore a white lace peplum playsuit.
1. 1.1 (of hair) dark brown.
  her lustrous brunette tresses
  她那富有光泽的深褐色的卷发。
  Example sentencesExamples
  Trading in her dark brunette locks for a lighter, sleeker look, the 22-year-old actress was barely recognizable at the premiere of her new TV movie.
  Earlier this week, the actress was mistaken for Irish singer Sinead O'Connor after lopping off her brunette bob.
  Both ladies wore their brunette hair in similar styles, with their locks tied loosely to the side.
  The sleek brunette crop with the sideswept fringe suits her elfin face and accentuates her chocolate brown doe-eyes.
  Rachel went for a timeless elegance in a strapless cream Michael Kors dress, with her brunette hair tied back into a chic updo.
  With her brunette locks scraped off her face, she showcased her model curves in a orange one-shoulder maxi dress.
  Her tresses have morphed from her natural brunette to very light blonde and back in a few short years.
  She completed her look with a bright orange clutch bag and left her long brunette hair down.
  The stunning singer, who recently dyed her hair from blonde to brunette, was seen shopping with husband in Santa Monica.
  Katy completed the attention-grabbing look with bright red lips and wore her brunette hair styled in loose curls.

Origin

Mid 16th century: from French, feminine of brunet, diminutive of brun ‘brown’.

单词	brunette
释义	Definition of brunette in English: brunette (US brunet) noun brʊˈnɛtbruːˈnɛtbruˈnɛt A woman or girl with dark brown hair. 长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩） she's a gorgeous, green-eyed brunette Example sentencesExamples After dealing with frizz and the issues faced by blondes, he turned his attention to brunettes, whose main complaint was dull, listless hair. Baby or candy pink is best for blondes, especially when they're sporting a tan, and magenta or fuchsia pink (sometimes called shocking pink) is safest on brunettes. In the 20 films, the British spy has encountered 58 Bond girls; 29 were brunettes, 25 were blondes, and just four were redheads. The two girls, both brunettes, were wearing prom-like dresses, one in lilac and the other in powder blue, with matching flowers in their hair, which looked like at least an hours' worth of work. We're both big-haired brunettes of about the same age. Navy blue looks best of all, perhaps, worn by brown-eyed brunettes - which is one reason why the Italians and the French love it so much. Meanwhile, this is a big week for finding out that people whom you thought were brunettes are actually natural blondes. My hair wasn't the pretty hair that most brunettes had. I forgot that Austin has a thing for brunettes and redheads, but female Marines know how to handle themselves. I had met women of all shapes and sizes; blondes, brunettes and redheads, some bubbly, some serious, some supremely confident, others slightly hesitant. They were are all short, gorgeous, had brown or hazel eyes, and all of them were brunettes. Maybe this dress just works best on brunettes with long curly hair! Yeah, you get these guys who make their minds up and only like blondes or brunettes. I've always liked brunettes better, he thought, Clarissa's beautiful dark locks coming into his mind - until he remembered Ella's golden hair. I saw her immediately, since she sort of stood out mixed in with all of the brunettes, red heads, and blondes. Keep in mind that blondes and dark-haired brunettes look stunning in hair jewels that are silvery, brilliant white crystal or diamond or have stark white hues. But, how can there be a line of hair products for brunettes? Who typically has more hair: blondes, brunettes or redheads? We're allowed - and even encouraged - to develop preferences for blondes, brunettes, redheads, etc, within our western culture. Synonyms brown-haired, dark, dark-haired, darkish adjective brʊˈnɛtbruːˈnɛtbruˈnɛt 1(of a woman or girl) having dark brown hair. 长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩） a fresh-faced brunette woman in her thirties Example sentencesExamples Rose, who is naturally brunette, was considered a controversial show addition by some of the fans and media. Investigators have said that they consider the two brunette women to be witnesses - not suspects. Sarah was tall, brunette, and beautiful in a blue, skintight dress. It doesn't matter whether she's fat, thin, young, old, blonde, brunette. The camera-shy singer was spotted on a romantic, late-night date with a mystery brunette woman in Manchester last night. Arg's attention was then stolen by a brunette girl who wore a white lace peplum playsuit. A few days later, his extremely able secretary was at her desk typing out reports when a very pretty brunette woman approached her. Two people in white lab coats, an austere, older looking man and brunette woman in her thirties came rushing through. Yesterday, as she was strutting along the streets of Essex, the brunette beauty showed off her tiny waistline in a red peplum top. Dressed in a low-cut black dress, the brunette beauty spent more than an hour signing autographs for the excited 500-strong crowd in Leicester Square. 1.1 (of hair) dark brown. her lustrous brunette tresses 她那富有光泽的深褐色的卷发。 Example sentencesExamples Both ladies wore their brunette hair in similar styles, with their locks tied loosely to the side. Trading in her dark brunette locks for a lighter, sleeker look, the 22-year-old actress was barely recognizable at the premiere of her new TV movie. The stunning singer, who recently dyed her hair from blonde to brunette, was seen shopping with husband in Santa Monica. Her tresses have morphed from her natural brunette to very light blonde and back in a few short years. Rachel went for a timeless elegance in a strapless cream Michael Kors dress, with her brunette hair tied back into a chic updo. With her brunette locks scraped off her face, she showcased her model curves in a orange one-shoulder maxi dress. She completed her look with a bright orange clutch bag and left her long brunette hair down. Earlier this week, the actress was mistaken for Irish singer Sinead O'Connor after lopping off her brunette bob. Katy completed the attention-grabbing look with bright red lips and wore her brunette hair styled in loose curls. The sleek brunette crop with the sideswept fringe suits her elfin face and accentuates her chocolate brown doe-eyes. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, feminine of brunet, diminutive of brun 'brown'. Definition of brunette in US English: brunette (also brunet) nounbruˈnɛtbro͞oˈnet A person, typically a woman, with dark brown hair. she's a gorgeous, green-eyed brunette Example sentencesExamples The two girls, both brunettes, were wearing prom-like dresses, one in lilac and the other in powder blue, with matching flowers in their hair, which looked like at least an hours' worth of work. Meanwhile, this is a big week for finding out that people whom you thought were brunettes are actually natural blondes. Navy blue looks best of all, perhaps, worn by brown-eyed brunettes - which is one reason why the Italians and the French love it so much. Maybe this dress just works best on brunettes with long curly hair! Who typically has more hair: blondes, brunettes or redheads? We're allowed - and even encouraged - to develop preferences for blondes, brunettes, redheads, etc, within our western culture. They were are all short, gorgeous, had brown or hazel eyes, and all of them were brunettes. After dealing with frizz and the issues faced by blondes, he turned his attention to brunettes, whose main complaint was dull, listless hair. I forgot that Austin has a thing for brunettes and redheads, but female Marines know how to handle themselves. Yeah, you get these guys who make their minds up and only like blondes or brunettes. In the 20 films, the British spy has encountered 58 Bond girls; 29 were brunettes, 25 were blondes, and just four were redheads. I've always liked brunettes better, he thought, Clarissa's beautiful dark locks coming into his mind - until he remembered Ella's golden hair. But, how can there be a line of hair products for brunettes? Baby or candy pink is best for blondes, especially when they're sporting a tan, and magenta or fuchsia pink (sometimes called shocking pink) is safest on brunettes. Keep in mind that blondes and dark-haired brunettes look stunning in hair jewels that are silvery, brilliant white crystal or diamond or have stark white hues. We're both big-haired brunettes of about the same age. I saw her immediately, since she sort of stood out mixed in with all of the brunettes, red heads, and blondes. My hair wasn't the pretty hair that most brunettes had. I had met women of all shapes and sizes; blondes, brunettes and redheads, some bubbly, some serious, some supremely confident, others slightly hesitant. Synonyms brown-haired, dark, dark-haired, darkish adjectivebruˈnɛtbro͞oˈnet 1(of a woman or girl) having dark brown hair. 长深褐色头发的女人（或女孩） a fresh-faced brunette woman in her thirties Example sentencesExamples It doesn't matter whether she's fat, thin, young, old, blonde, brunette. Dressed in a low-cut black dress, the brunette beauty spent more than an hour signing autographs for the excited 500-strong crowd in Leicester Square. Two people in white lab coats, an austere, older looking man and brunette woman in her thirties came rushing through. Yesterday, as she was strutting along the streets of Essex, the brunette beauty showed off her tiny waistline in a red peplum top. Sarah was tall, brunette, and beautiful in a blue, skintight dress. Investigators have said that they consider the two brunette women to be witnesses - not suspects. A few days later, his extremely able secretary was at her desk typing out reports when a very pretty brunette woman approached her. Rose, who is naturally brunette, was considered a controversial show addition by some of the fans and media. The camera-shy singer was spotted on a romantic, late-night date with a mystery brunette woman in Manchester last night. Arg's attention was then stolen by a brunette girl who wore a white lace peplum playsuit. 1.1 (of hair) dark brown. her lustrous brunette tresses 她那富有光泽的深褐色的卷发。 Example sentencesExamples Trading in her dark brunette locks for a lighter, sleeker look, the 22-year-old actress was barely recognizable at the premiere of her new TV movie. Earlier this week, the actress was mistaken for Irish singer Sinead O'Connor after lopping off her brunette bob. Both ladies wore their brunette hair in similar styles, with their locks tied loosely to the side. The sleek brunette crop with the sideswept fringe suits her elfin face and accentuates her chocolate brown doe-eyes. Rachel went for a timeless elegance in a strapless cream Michael Kors dress, with her brunette hair tied back into a chic updo. With her brunette locks scraped off her face, she showcased her model curves in a orange one-shoulder maxi dress. Her tresses have morphed from her natural brunette to very light blonde and back in a few short years. She completed her look with a bright orange clutch bag and left her long brunette hair down. The stunning singer, who recently dyed her hair from blonde to brunette, was seen shopping with husband in Santa Monica. Katy completed the attention-grabbing look with bright red lips and wore her brunette hair styled in loose curls. Origin Mid 16th century: from French, feminine of brunet, diminutive of brun ‘brown’.
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