black
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/blæk/
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/blæk/
adjective
A1
the color of coal or night
She has beautiful black hair.
她有一頭漂亮的黑色頭髮。
A1
completely dark with no light
The room was black when the power went out.
停電時房間一片漆黑。
A1
relating to people with dark skin, especially from Africa
The black community celebrates its heritage.
黑人社區慶祝其文化遺產。
A2
coffee without milk
I prefer my coffee black in the morning.
我早上喜歡喝黑咖啡。
R
very dirty
His hands were black from working in the garage.
他在車庫工作後雙手變得烏黑。
R
full of anger
He gave me a black look when I interrupted.
我打斷他時，他狠狠地瞪了我一眼。
R
without hope; very sad
The future seems black after the bad news.
壞消息之後，未來似乎一片黑暗。
R
evil or bad
The villain had a black heart.
那個惡棍有一顆黑心。
R
humorous about serious or sad things
That black comedy made us laugh about serious topics.
那部黑色喜劇讓我們對嚴肅話題發笑。
noun
A1
the darkest color
Black is my favorite color for clothing.
黑色是我最喜歡的服裝顏色。
R
a person with dark skin, especially from Africa
Many blacks have contributed greatly to society.
許多黑人為社會做出了巨大貢獻。
verb
R
to refuse to buy or use something as a protest
The union decided to black products from that company.
工會決定抵制那家公司的產品。
R
to make something black
The fire blackened the walls of the building.
大火把建築物的牆壁燻黑了。
translation
黑色, 漆黑的, 黑人的, 黑咖啡, 很髒的, 憤怒的, 絕望的, 邪惡的, 黑色幽默的
最深的顏色, 黑人
抵制, 使變黑
詞形變化
Comparative
blacker
Superlative
blackest
Plural
blacks
Progressive
blacking
Past
blacked
Perfect
blacked
3rd Present
blacks