0 If someone is bronzed, their skin is attractively brown because they have been in the sun:
1 covered in bronze, or brown esp. from having been in the sun:
It consists of sets of tuned small bronzed gongs that produced a very bright sound.
But it really is rather astonishing, when you think of those bronzed young men and those delectable young women in the advertisements.
Is the bronzed glass, depending for effect on its reflecting surfaces, really going to add to the dignity and beauty of the site?
Beautiful bronzed bodies lying on the beach will be a thing of the past.
They return, with bronzed faces, telling us about the oranges they had for breakfast and so on.
We see nice bronzed young men riding on the turrets of tanks to the admiration of smiling, appreciative populations, including a number of handsome young ladies.
The lesser coverts of the wing are a striking burned orange with bronzed black centers.
The bulk of the facade remained unchanged, aside from a new two-storey high, 15-metre long bronzed-glass canopy at ground level.
