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Перевод: auburn

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золотисто-каштановый; красновато-коричневый; рыжеватый; темно-рыжий

Тезаурус:

1. Everything about her still seemed to flow: her long auburn hair, the lines of her body beneath the folds of her yellow dress, the lovely long legs.
2. Two rather hysterical women had been talking in a suburban living-room, the one brunette and hawk-nosed, desperate for approval of a new pair of shoes, the other auburn and bright-eyed, and equally desperate about an undeclared affair her absent husband was having.
3. Hair was the big news, with fulllength skirts made of artificial hair and wondrous Jacobean wigs in auburn.
4. Harriet tossed back her luxuriant mane of auburn hair, drank deeply of her wine and launched into tales of the ponies she had learned to ride on and grown up with, and of Blazer, her current horse.
5. As well as being pretty - tall, with auburn hair cut very short and smooth and classical features - she was keen and interested in her work, and when we were extra busy she would pitch in and help without being asked.
6. As he spoke a dark pool of blood began to gather under the luxuriant mane of Harriet's auburn hair which had escaped from the loosened snood and spread slowly over the ground.
7. A strand of auburn hair fell across Mrs Fletcher's eyes.
8. Not at all like sad-eyed Jane, whose hair glinted auburn and who, one day, would be nothing less than beautiful.
9. Her beauty was, of course, a matter of opinion, as these things often are, but her auburn hair and blue eyes, together with a fine complexion, made her extremely attractive.
10. Lee grinned down at the girl whose auburn head scarcely reached his shoulder.
11. Then Harriet fell toppling slowly sideways, losing reins and stirrup, flinging out her hands, her hat falling off, the snood loosening so that a lock of flaming auburn hair fluttered like an oriflamme above her collapsing body.
12. She wore spectacles and had fine auburn hair that was swept back untidily into a bun.
13. If Auburn is a dream of an ideal countryside, that dream need not be taken solely as a retreat from history but as an image of social possibility.