sunburnt in Latin
sunburnt in Latin is adustus — sunburnt means having skin that has turned red or brown from too much sun.
sunburnt in Latin
adustus
(of human skin) Having a sunburn or dark tan; having been burned by the sun's rays.
What does "sunburnt" mean?
- adj Having skin that has turned red or brown from too much sun.
- adj Made dry by strong sunlight.
- adj Exposed to strong sunlight and heat.
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adj Having a color similar to sunburnt skin.
"The van was painted a sunburnt brown."
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sunburnt in a sentence
- The van was painted a sunburnt brown.
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What is "sunburnt" in Latin?
"sunburnt" in Latin is adustus. sunburnt means: Having skin that has turned red or brown from too much sun.
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