| 释义 | View usage for: (seɪbəl) Word forms: plural sablescountable nounA sable is a small furry animal with valued fur. Sable is the fur of a sable.  ...a full-length sable coat. More Synonyms of sable (ˈseɪbəl) nounWord forms:  plural -bles or -ble1. a marten, Martes zibellina, of N Asian forests, with dark brown luxuriant fur  ▶ Related adjective: zibeline 2. a. the highly valued fur of this animal b. (as modifier)  a sable coat 3.  American sable  4. the colour of sable fur: a dark brown to yellowish-brown colour adjective5. of the colour of sable fur 7. (usually postpositive) heraldry of the colour blackWord origin C15: from Old French, from Old High German zobel,  of Slavic origin; related to Russian sobol',  Polish sobol (ˈseɪbəl) noun Cape Sable1. a cape at the S tip of Florida: the southernmost point of continental US 2. the southernmost point of Nova Scotia, CanadaSable in American English (ˈseɪbəl)   1.   Capecape at the S tip of Fla.: southernmost point of the U.S. mainland: c. 20 mi (32 km) long 2.   Capecape at the S tip of Nova Scotia Word origin < Fr, sand < L sabulum ,  sandsable in American English (ˈseɪbəl)   nounWord forms: plural ˈsables or ˈsable1.   any marten; esp., the stone marten or a darker American species (Martes americana) 2. a.   the costly fur or pelt of the sable b.  [pl.]  a coat, neckpiece, etc. made of this 3.  [pl.]; Rare  black mourning clothes 4.  Heraldry  the color black: indicated in engraving by crosshatching  adjective5.   made of or with the fur of the sable Word origin OFr < ML sabelum  < MDu sabel  < OHG zobel  < Russ sobol' © Steve Brigman, shutterstock "She had clung to the Russian sable, refusing to leave it behind in Moscow.She was dressed in a classic black silk gown with a sable stole cunningly draped around her shoulders so that the moth holes wouldn't show.He slipped into his sable coat, reaching inside a pocket to turn his phone back on.Examples of 'sable' in a sentencesableWord lists withsableblack , carnivore , heraldryDefinition dark brown-to-black thick sable lashesNight enveloped me in its sable mantle. Synonyms dark crepuscular Stygian (literary) tenebroussee also subject word lists: See  Shades from black to whiteAdditional synonymsDefinition badly lit The room was dim and cool and quiet.Synonyms poorly lit,  dark,  gloomy,  murky,  shady,  shadowy,  dusky,  crepuscular,  darkish,  tenebrous,  unilluminated,  caliginous (archaic)Definition gloomy and depressing You can't occupy yourself with dismal thoughts all the time.Synonyms sad,  gloomy,  melancholy,  black,  dark,  depressing,  discouraging,  bleak,  dreary,  sombre,  forlorn,  despondent,  lugubrious,  sorrowful,  wretched,  funereal,  cheerless, dolorousDefinition dull or uninteresting a dreary little town in the MidwestSynonyms dismal,  depressing,  bleak,  sad,  lonely,  gloomy,  solitary,  melancholy,  sombre,  forlorn,  glum,  mournful,  lonesome (US, Canadian),  downcast,  sorrowful,  wretched,  joyless,  funereal,  doleful,  cheerless,  drear, comfortlessruthlessruttedSabbathsablesabotagesaboteursac
Additional synonymsDefinition very deep black He had rich, soft ebony hair.Synonyms black,  dark,  jet,  raven,  sable,  pitch-black,  jet-black,  inky,  coal-blackDefinition dark or dismal Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine.Synonyms dark,  dull,  dim,  dismal,  black,  grey,  obscure,  murky,  dreary,  sombre,  shadowy,  overcast,  dusky,  crepuscular,  Stygian (literary), tenebrousDefinition (of hair) shiny black a striking woman with long raven hairSynonyms black,  ebony,  jet-black,  coal-blackDefinition gloomy and solemn, like a tomb or grave He made his way along the sepulchral corridors.Synonyms gloomy,  sad,  sombre,  grave,  dismal,  melancholy,  morbid,  woeful,  mournful,  lugubrious,  funereal,  cheerless,  Stygian (literary)Definition (of a place) full of shadows I watched him from a shadowy corner.Synonyms dark,  shaded,  dim,  gloomy,  shady,  obscure,  murky,  dusky,  funereal,  crepuscular,  tenebrous,  tenebriousDefinition (of colour or clothes) dull or dark a worried official in sombre blackSynonyms dark,  dull,  gloomy,  sober, drabDefinition  dark or gloomySynonyms dark,  black,  gloomy,  dreary,  sombre,  hellish,  infernal,  tenebrous,  Hadean,  caliginous (archaic),  Tartarean |