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.
정전으로 방에서 아무것도 보기 어려웠다.
R
When the government or police don't let the public know about something.
During the crisis, there was a blackout on the news.
위기 기간 동안 뉴스에 블랙아웃이 있었다.
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.
전쟁 중에 밤에는 적에게서 숨기 위해 정전이 있었다.
R
A cover for windows to block light from coming in or going out.
We put up a blackout curtain to darken the room.
방을 어둡게 하기 위해 블랙아웃 커튼을 걸었다.
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.
사고 후에 그녀는 기억 상실을 경험했고 무슨 일이 일어났는지 모르는 상태였다.
translation
정전, 뉴스 금지, 등을 끄는 시간, 블랙아웃 커튼, 기억 상실
어형 변화
Plural
blackouts