yellow-brown
yellow-brown — adjective
1. describing a color that mixes yellow and brown, like the shade of dead leaves, c
describing a color that mixes yellow and brown, like the shade of dead leaves, clay soil, or dried grass in late autumn
The old pottery had a beautiful yellow-brown glaze that reflected the sunlight.
collocation: yellow-brown glaze
By November the rice fields near the village had turned a dry yellow-brown.
turn + yellow-brown (change of color)
The farmer painted the garden fence yellow-brown to match the dry soil around it.
Nikhil chose a yellow-brown wool scarf that went well with his dark coat.
The sandstone cliffs along the coast had a warm yellow-brown color in the afternoon light.
文法句型
yellow-brown + noun
be + yellow-brown
turn + yellow-brown
用法筆記
As a compound adjective formed from two color names, yellow-brown is usually written with a hyphen. It is not normally used in comparative (more yellow-brown) or superlative (most yellow-brown) forms.