maroon是什么意思

双语例句

(1)From then on, she was the only maroon on the uninhabited island.

从此，她是困在这座无人岛上的唯一的人。

(2)I was marooned by the labyrinth of roads.

我被迷宫般的道路困住了。

(3)Maroon wavy hair is in fashion this year.

今年比较流行栗色的波浪发。

(4)She opened the tie box and looked at her purchase. It was silk, with maroon stripes.

她打开领带盒子，看着自己买的东西。那是真丝的，有栗色的条纹。

(5)He was slapping his tambourine against his maroon wide-wale corduroys.

他拿着小手鼓拍打着他栗色的宽边灯芯绒衣服。

(6)A travel mug, in beautiful maroon.

旅行杯，在美丽的栗色。

(7)Pirates used to maroon people on desert islands.

海盗过去惯常把人们遗弃在荒岛。

(8)Pink has a light tone and maroon has a dark tone.

有粉红、枣红色的黑暗轻声声调。

同义词

n. 栗色；逃亡黑人奴隶；孤立的人

adj. 栗色的

释义

adj.

of a brownish-crimson colour

栗色的。

n.

[mass noun]a brownish-crimson colour

栗色。

chiefly Brit. a firework that makes a loud bang, used mainly as a signal or warning

〈主英〉 告警响炮（主要用作警告信号）。[early 19th cent.: so named because the firework makes the noise of a chestnut (see below) bursting in the fire.]

v.

leave (someone) trapped and isolated in an inaccessible place, especially an island

使受困，使陷入孤立无援境地

a novel about schoolboys marooned on a desert island.

一本关于男学童受困于荒岛的小说。

n.

a member of a group of black people living in the mountains and forests of Suriname and the West Indies, descended from runaway slaves

马龙人（生活在苏里南和西印度群岛山区和森林中的黑人种族，系逃亡黑奴的后代）。

词源

"late 17th cent. （in the sense ‘chestnut’）： from French marron ‘chestnut', via Italian from medieval Greek maraon. The sense relating to colour dates from the late 18th cent.early 18th cent.: from MAROON, originally in the form marooned ‘lost in the wilds’.mid 17th cent.: from French marron meaning ‘feral', from Spanish cimarrón ‘wild’, （as a noun） ‘runaway slave’."