blackout
🇺🇸
/ˈblækaʊt/
🇬🇧
/ˈblækaʊt/
noun
R
A time when there's no electricity, so everything is dark.
The blackout made it hard to see anything in the room.
停电使得房间里很难看清任何东西。
R
When the government or police don't let the public know about something.
During the crisis, there was a blackout on the news.
在危机期间，新闻上出现了封锁。
R
A time during war when lights are turned off at night so enemies can't see.
During the war, there were blackouts at night to hide from the enemy.
在战争期间，晚上有停电以躲避敌人。
R
A cover for windows to block light from coming in or going out.
We put up a blackout curtain to darken the room.
我们挂上了遮光帘使房间变暗。
R
A short time when someone can't remember anything because they lost consciousness.
After the accident, she had a blackout and didn't know what happened.
事故之后，她失去了记忆，不知道发生了什么。
translation
停电, 新闻封锁, 灯火管制, 遮光罩, 暂时失忆
词形变化
Plural
blackouts