Definition of rachel in English:

rachel

noun rəˈʃɛl

Also with capital initial. A light tan colour (originally and chiefly as a shade of face powder).

adjective rəˈʃɛl

Of a light tan colour.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Rachel, the stage name adopted by Elisa Félix, Swiss-born French actress, with reference to her skin tone.

Definition of rachel in US English:

rachel

nounrəˈʃɛl

Also with capital initial. A light tan colour (originally and chiefly as a shade of face powder).

adjectiverəˈʃɛl

Of a light tan colour.

Origin

Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Rachel, the stage name adopted by Elisa Félix, Swiss-born French actress, with reference to her skin tone.

单词	rachel
释义	Definition of rachel in English: rachel noun rəˈʃɛl Also with capital initial. A light tan colour (originally and chiefly as a shade of face powder). adjective rəˈʃɛl Of a light tan colour. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Rachel, the stage name adopted by Elisa Félix, Swiss-born French actress, with reference to her skin tone. Definition of rachel in US English: rachel nounrəˈʃɛl Also with capital initial. A light tan colour (originally and chiefly as a shade of face powder). adjectiverəˈʃɛl Of a light tan colour. Origin Late 19th century; earliest use found in The Times. From Rachel, the stage name adopted by Elisa Félix, Swiss-born French actress, with reference to her skin tone.
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