英语词汇“black”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词

black

释义

black¹/blak/ adj

of the colour of coal, the darkest colour from its absorption of all light

of the colour of coal, jet, or tar, the darkest colour from its absorption of all light

having or reflecting little or no light

a black night

very dark in colour

(often Black)

having dark skin pigmentation; esp being African, African-American, or Australian Aboriginal in origin

relating to black people or culture

dirty or soiled

said of coffee or tea: served without milk or cream

thoroughly sinister or evil

a black deed

indicative of hostility, or disapproval, or discredit

met with black looks

marked by severe depression

black despair

gloomy

The future looks black

marked by disaster

black Friday

showing a profit: compare red¹ (6)

characterized by grim or grotesque humour

relating to illegal trading, esp in contravention of official economic regulations

the black economy

chiefly Brit subject to boycott by trade-union members

dressed in black

the Black Prince

blackish adj

blackly adv

blackness noun

[Old English blæc]

black²noun

a black colour

the colour of coal, jet, or tar, the darkest colour that belongs to objects that neither reflect nor transmit light

total or almost total absence of light

the black of night

a black pigment or dye

black clothing

(often Black) somebody who belongs wholly or partly to a dark-skinned race, esp a person of African, African-American, or Australian Aboriginal origins

the dark-coloured pieces in a board game (e.g. chess) for two players

the player by whom these are played

in the black

financially in credit; solvent; making a profit

black, Negro, and coloured. The word black (without a capital letter) is currently the most widely accepted non-offensive word for people of African or African-American origin. The terms Negro and coloured, which both formerly had this function, are no longer felt to be acceptable by black people themselves, although Coloured has a specific use in South Africa where it refers to members of a population group of mixed-race origin. Dark-skinned people of Asian origin should not be referred to as black, in the context of British society, but as Asian

black³verb trans

to make (something) black

chiefly Brit to declare (e.g. a business or industry) subject to boycott by trade-union members

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black1/blak/ adj

black2noun

black3verb trans

black¹/blak/ adj

black²noun

black³verb trans