marrone

marrone

The Portuguese word "marrone" does not exist in standard Portuguese. If you meant "marrom," it translates to "brown" in English.

Here, 'marrone' is an adjective describing the color of the car.

Eu comprei um carro marrone hoje.

I bought a brown car today.

In this example, 'marrone' refers to a specific shade of color, emphasizing its appearance.

Aquele tom marrone lembra chocolate.

That brown shade resembles chocolate.

Here, 'marrones' is used in its plural form to describe clothing tones.

Ela sempre preferiu roupas de tons marrones para o inverno.

She has always preferred clothes in brown tones for winter.