单词 | darken |
释义 | dark·en intransitive verb 1. a. < the theater darkened and the play began > < a cold winter evening darkening down > < suddenly it darkened up and started to rain > b. < the memory of it darkens > 2. < his expression darkened with anger > < his voice darkened with the words > < his face darkening with suspicion — Dorothy Sayers > 3. < paper darkening at the margins > transitive verb 1. a. < a cloud of locusts darkened the sky > < darken a room by turning off the light > b. < a figure darkened the lamplight on the porch — Ellen Glasgow > 2. < covetousness darkened his mind > < darkening a reputation with lies > < an evil genius to darken the conscience of men and women — V.L.Parrington > 3. < uncertainty darkens the future of radio and television — E.D.Canham > specifically < superstitions darkening their minds > 4. < age darkening his eyes > 5. < darken mirth > < darken his hopes > : make unhappy or miserable < a life darkened by afflictions > specifically obsolete 6. < fumes from nearby chimneys had darkened the statehouse dome > < a sun-darkened plainsman — R.A.Billington > Synonyms: see obscure • - darken one's door |
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