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tan in Lithuanian

tan in Lithuanian is gelsvai ruda, įdegti — tan means a yellowish-brown colour, or the darkened shade skin takes on after time in the sun.

tan in Lithuanian

gelsvai ruda
noun
A light, brown-like colour.
įdegti
noun
A darkening of the skin resulting from exposure to sunlight or similar light sources.

What does "tan" mean?

  1. noun A yellowish-brown colour, or the darkened shade skin takes on after time in the sun.
    "The chair's leather was a soft tan that matched the rug."
  2. adj Yellowish-brown in colour, or having skin darkened by the sun.
    "She picked a tan coat that went with everything in her wardrobe."
  3. verb To develop a darker skin tone from sun exposure, or to turn animal hide into leather using tannic acid.
    "Be careful not to tan for too long without sunscreen on a hot day."
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tan in a sentence

  • The chair's leather was a soft tan that matched the rug.
  • She came back from the beach with a deep tan.
  • She picked a tan coat that went with everything in her wardrobe.
  • He wore tan trousers with a navy blazer.

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What is "tan" in Lithuanian?
"tan" in Lithuanian is gelsvai ruda, įdegti. tan means: A yellowish-brown colour, or the darkened shade skin takes on after time in the sun.
How do you use "tan" in a sentence?
Example: "The chair's leather was a soft tan that matched the rug." In Lithuanian, "tan" is gelsvai ruda, įdegti.
Are there other ways to say "tan" in Lithuanian?
Yes — Lithuanian has 2 translations listed for "tan": gelsvai ruda, įdegti.
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