maroon
 noun or adjective
 marrón
EN Ponies and donkeys are tied all along the walls, and every colour of kerchief, from bright orange to deep maroon, moves to and fro, the only light shades being white and gold.
GL Os poldros e os burros están atados ó longo das paredes, e tódolos tipos de cor, dende laranxa brillante ata marrón escuro, andan bulindo de cacho para cribo; as únicas tonalidades claras son as do branco e a do dourado.
 Fonte: GAL (1127)
transitive verb
abandonar
EN In the United States, Survivor --featuring 16 contestants marooned on a sweltering Malaysian island and forced to eat grubs-- simply overwhelmed all other summer programming, picking up 50 million viewers.
GL Nos Estados Unidos, Survivor, que abandonou 16 concursantes nunha illa de Malaisia, cunha calor abafante, obrigándoos a que se alimentasen a base de vermes, captou 50 millóns de telespectadores en pleno verán.
Fonte: C27 (1005)
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