dun

adjective

🔊/dʌn/

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grey-brown in colour棕灰色的；灰褐色的；暗褐色的Topics Colours and Shapesc2
Word OriginOld English dun, dunn, of Germanic origin; probably related to dusk.

noun

🔊/dʌn/

[uncountable]

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verb

🔊/dʌn/

Verb Forms

present simple I / you / we / they dun	🔊/dʌn/ 🔊/dʌn/
he / she / it duns	🔊/dʌnz/ 🔊/dʌnz/
past simple dunned	🔊/dʌnd/ 🔊/dʌnd/
past participle dunned	🔊/dʌnd/ 🔊/dʌnd/
-ing form dunning	🔊/ˈdʌnɪŋ/ 🔊/ˈdʌnɪŋ/

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to demand money from somebody, especially to pay a debt
- dun somebody Some lenders aggressively dun debtors.一些贷方积极地拖欠债务人。
- dun somebody for something Nobody is dunning us for the payment yet.尚无人向我们催款。