fawn
US /fɔn/
・UK /fɔ:n/
C2TOEIC
n.NounA grayish yellow-brown color
The designer decided to paint the walls in pale fawn
n.NounDeer less than one year old
Bambi is a famous movie about a fawn
v.i.Intransitive VerbTo seek benefits, approval by saying nice things
When they fawn all over me, I walk away; I do not like people to beg
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- There was no reason to be afraid, and now we've got an adorable chubby cherub to fawn over.
There was no reason to be afraid, and now we've got an adorable chubby cherub to fawn over.
- and now we've got an adorable chubby cherub to fawn over.
and now we've got an adorable chubby cherub to fawn over.
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- When you have money and influence, everyone will fawn over you,
When you have money and influence, everyone will fawn over you,
- Back when I could lend money, friends and relatives would all fawn over me.
Back when I could lend money, friends and relatives would all fawn over me.
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- So if we look at these designs and I look at this pug specifically, if I go ahead and direct select what makes up his body, his base color, and this is what's called the fawn pug.
So if we look at these designs and I look at this pug specifically, if I go ahead and direct select what makes up his body, his base color, and this is what's called the fawn pug.
- and this is what's called a fawn pug.
and this is what's called a fawn pug.
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- a baby animal who loses its mom. What happens when a little fawn loses it's mother? What
a baby animal who loses its mom. What happens when a little fawn loses it's mother? What
- What happens when a little fawn loses its mother?
What happens when a little fawn loses its mother?
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- if they know these fawn-dah words.
if they know these fawn-dah words.
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- not Bambi fawn. In the Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun what he has done is
not Bambi fawn. In the Prelude to the Afternoon of a Faun what he has done is
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- Psychologists sometimes refer to this as a fawn response, a trauma response where people try to maintain safety by pleasing others.
Psychologists sometimes refer to this as a fawn response, a trauma response where people try to maintain safety by pleasing others.
- Psychologists sometimes refer to this as a "fawn response", a trauma response where people try to maintain safety by pleasing others.
Psychologists sometimes refer to this as a "fawn response", a trauma response where people try to maintain safety by pleasing others.
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- True gentlemen avoid it when they can, but they don't enswoon and fawn on a lady who's withdrawn.
True gentlemen avoid it when they can, but they don't enswoon and fawn on a lady who's withdrawn.
- But they dote and swim and fawn on a lady who's withdrawn.
But they dote and swim and fawn on a lady who's withdrawn.
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- Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old patterns: fight, flight, freeze, or fawn.
Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old patterns: fight, flight, freeze, or fawn.
- Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old fight, flight, freeze or fawn.
Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old fight, flight, freeze or fawn.
How TRAUMA Slowly Destroys Your BRAIN
- Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old patterns: fight, flight, freeze, or fawn.
Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old patterns: fight, flight, freeze, or fawn.
- Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old fight, flight, freeze or fawn.
Instead of recognizing the danger has passed, your nervous system keeps replaying old fight, flight, freeze or fawn.