suntan

• n.日焼けした；日焼けしたユニフォーム；茶色い色

日焼けした肌の色。

suntan (v.)

also sun-tan, 1821, from sun (n.) + tan (v.). Related: Suntanned; suntanning. As a noun from 1888. Originally an indication of outdoor laboring; considered as an enhancement to beauty or proof of idleness from 1920s: F.L. Allen, chronicler of the decade ("Only Yesterday"), notes 1929 as the year that "on the sands of a thousand American beaches, girls pulled down the shoulder-straps of their bathing suits to acquire fashionably tanned backs ...."

1. She playfully rubs suntan lotion on his neck.

彼女は冗談めかして日焼け止めを彼の首にこすった。

2.Where have you been to get that suntan ？

どこに行ったの、真っ黒に日焼けしたの？

3.She wore a while T-shirt to show off her suntan .

彼女は日焼けした肌を見せるために白いTシャツを着ていた。

4.My sister smeared herself with suntan oil and slept by the swimming pool.

姉は日焼け止めオイルをつけてプールのそばに横になって寝ていました。

5.My sister smeared herself with suntan oil and slept by the swimming pool all day.

姉は日焼け止めオイルを塗って、一日中プールのそばで寝ていました。