English to Tajik Meaning of bronzed - bronzed

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(1) Lillian, tall, large-boned, with a high forehead, wide cheekbones, skin bronzed by the sun.(2) The beaches are serving up tantalisingly sumptuous platters of bronzed flesh.(3) You might stop at the beach to let warm waves spend themselves playfully against your bronzed body.(4) Beach reminds us of our most famous international image - the bronzed Aussie's beach scene.(5) For decades milky-white Scots have suffered under the Mediterranean sun in a fruitless bid to achieve the mandatory bronzed glow of their fellow Europeans.(6) However, some people can see something beneath the bronzed , gelled exterior.(7) In the very first shot she is revealed in all her bronzed St Tropez glory.(8) He's perfectly happy to stand like a Michelin man in the local swimming baths, next to a bronzed , life-guard type.(9) Haig paused for a moment to take in the expanse of bronzed , rounded flesh.(10) Her eyes looked down the length of Katrina's body, taking in the full measure of the bronzed body underneath her.
Related Phrases of bronzed
(1) bronze ::
биринҷӣ
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3. tan ::
сиёҳи сӯхта
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