suntan
सन्टॅन
definition
verb
a suntanned face
expose to the sun in order to achieve a brown color.
noun
he had acquired quite a suntan
a browning of skin caused by exposure to the sun.
translation of 'suntan'
सुर्यप्रकाशामुळे कातडीला प्राप्त होणारा तपकिरी रंग
example
he had acquired quite a 'suntan'
That would be the equivalent of wanting to sell empty seats on an airplane headed for Alaska to folks who want to get a 'suntan' .
he had acquired quite a 'suntan'
I lifted one of her 'suntanned' arms and scrubbed with the soap.
Biologically, 'suntans' - and dark-pigmented skin in general - tell another, more objective story: that human beings have an ambivalent evolutionary relationship with the sun.
The ozone layer high in Earth's atmosphere absorbs much of the UV radiation from the sun, but that which reaches the surface can cause 'suntans' and sunburns.
More than 1 million milder forms of skin cancer will occur, and these are the ones tied to chronic or prolonged 'suntanning' .
The hand looked as though it had once been 'suntanned' , but after years of confinement, had paled.
The man who faced her looked to be middle-aged, with dark, swept back hair and 'suntanned' skin, with brown eyes set under black brows.
Remember, while fake tans are safer than 'suntans' or solarium tans, it is important to be aware that self-tanning lotions offer little or no protection from UV radiation.
His shoulder length sandy blonde hair was tied back as to not obscure his 'suntanned' face, but a few wayward strands had escaped and trailed along his stubbled cheek.
The artichoke was plump and juicy, served with bright red tomatoes that looked more 'suntanned' than sun-dried.
Seeing all those skinny girls in the movies wearing bikinis and their long straight hair and 'suntans' made me feel very Midwestern and un-groovy.
Beach holidays became increasingly popular; white women valued their 'suntans' as evidence of leisure and style.
To get just the right color of salmon pink for the exterior walls, she had the painters match the hue of her 'suntanned' forehead.
Spare a thought for the teachers who returned this week to the chalkface, their Mediterranean 'suntans' fading as fast as the memories of the seven weeks' holiday.
And we associate 'suntans' with being healthy because people are outside.
I even managed to take my top off and get in about an hour's 'suntanning' .
All the operatives in the room froze, several with tiny guns or knives in hand, as the lean, darkly 'suntanned' man strode into their midst.
Sunburns and 'suntans' are signs that your skin has been damaged.
Today, he is well on his way towards a masters in 'suntanning' .
The drug company was originally interested in the stuff as a drug to help light-skinned people get better 'suntans' .
Shielding the bright sun from her eyes with a 'suntanned' hand and grinning widely, she opened her arms and the girl leapt gleefully into them.
When Coco Chanel started the craze for 'suntans' in the 1920s, only those who could afford to head for warmer shores were able to indulge in the new fashion.
Millions are sporting 'suntans' / sunburn following the Hottest Weekend in British History.
The camera floats into the air to reveal they are on a tropical island and the others are further up the beach, 'suntanning' or playing volleyball.
You can always tell you're in a football environment because all the women have very long, very straight blonde hair and impossible 'suntans' while the men are all jowly and laugh too loudly.
I tilted my head backward from its position on his shoulder and looked upward at his strong 'suntanned' face and intoxicating blue eyes.
This is usually done for 'suntanning' but also works for heat loss.
His 'suntanned' face was lined with age, but his deep-set gray eyes were clear and alert.
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