bronze
/brɑnz/
adjective
- Having the yellowish-brown color of bronze.
- She wore a bronze dress to the awards ceremony.
- The bronze sunset painted the sky in warm tones.
- His bronze skin glowed after a summer of hiking.
verb
- To give something a bronze color or coating.
- The sun bronzed her skin during the beach vacation.
- They bronzed the baby's first pair of shoes as a keepsake.
- The artist bronzed the sculpture to make it look like an antique.
noun
- A hard, yellowish-brown metal made by mixing copper and tin, used for statues, medals, and tools.
- The statue in the park is made of bronze and has turned green over time.
- She polished the bronze until it shone like gold.
- Ancient civilizations used bronze to make weapons and armor.
- A yellowish-brown color like that of the metal bronze.
- The autumn leaves turned a beautiful shade of bronze.
- Her hair had a natural bronze tint in the sunlight.
- He painted his front door a warm bronze to match the stonework.
- A medal made of bronze, awarded for third place in a competition.
- He hung his bronze medal on the wall next to his silver.
- She won a bronze in the 100-meter race at the Olympics.
- The team was proud to bring home a bronze from the championship.