Definition of coal-black in English:

coal-black

adjective

Completely black.
a woman with coal-black eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- Jeremiah wandered down Woodward Avenue until he reached the riverbank, then sat watching whitecaps flash and chop in the coal-black water.
- But now that he could look at her properly, he could see two coal-black eyes, glaring furiously at his own green ones.
- Her eyes, her beautiful coal-black eyes, were drowning in their own tears, her raven-black hair flying behind her as she came closer and closer.
- He smoothed back his disheveled coal-black hair as he tried to catch his breath.
- Anderson captures the coal-black essence of the film magnificently.
- He had a coal-black beard and dark eyes that twinkled merrily.
- She was so stunned that she just stared into those strange, unblinking, coal-black eyes.
- This was a small man, very pale and dark, with coal-black eyes.
- His wavy, coal-black hair is pushed into his face by the blasts of cold wind; his eyes look wary but clearer than she's seen them.
- Slowly, he pulled up his hood up so that the coal-black mark was once again hidden from view.
- He had coal-black curly hair and dreamy hazel eyes that drove women wild.
- It's a harrowing bit of wit, a chunk of coal-black comedy that's extremely well handled.
- He felt his heartbeat pump overtime as a pair of coal-black eyes gazed at him with contained fury.
- He ran a hand through his coal-black hair and played with his earring.
- A hound it was, an enormous coal-black hound, but not such a hound as mortal eyes have ever seen.
- On shore, there are coal-black carvings fashioned from tree ferns for secret warrior ceremonies.
- He was just ‘a youth, with coal-black hair, in the early stages of life’ when he left the world.
- Nicola peered into the underbrush and made out a family of weasels peering right back at her, their coal-black eyes gleaming.
- It was a small Labrador puppy, with coal-black fur, sitting on its hind legs and looking up at her.
- His coal-black eyes once again flashed with dark, primal anger.
Synonyms
black, dark, pitch-dark, black as pitch

Definition of coal-black in US English:

coal-black

adjectiveˌkōlˈblakˌkoʊlˈblæk

As black as coal; utterly black.
a woman with coal-black eyes
Example sentencesExamples
- He felt his heartbeat pump overtime as a pair of coal-black eyes gazed at him with contained fury.
- Slowly, he pulled up his hood up so that the coal-black mark was once again hidden from view.
- He had a coal-black beard and dark eyes that twinkled merrily.
- Her eyes, her beautiful coal-black eyes, were drowning in their own tears, her raven-black hair flying behind her as she came closer and closer.
- He had coal-black curly hair and dreamy hazel eyes that drove women wild.
- Nicola peered into the underbrush and made out a family of weasels peering right back at her, their coal-black eyes gleaming.
- Anderson captures the coal-black essence of the film magnificently.
- On shore, there are coal-black carvings fashioned from tree ferns for secret warrior ceremonies.
- He smoothed back his disheveled coal-black hair as he tried to catch his breath.
- His coal-black eyes once again flashed with dark, primal anger.
- Jeremiah wandered down Woodward Avenue until he reached the riverbank, then sat watching whitecaps flash and chop in the coal-black water.
- It was a small Labrador puppy, with coal-black fur, sitting on its hind legs and looking up at her.
- A hound it was, an enormous coal-black hound, but not such a hound as mortal eyes have ever seen.
- She was so stunned that she just stared into those strange, unblinking, coal-black eyes.
- He was just ‘a youth, with coal-black hair, in the early stages of life’ when he left the world.
- It's a harrowing bit of wit, a chunk of coal-black comedy that's extremely well handled.
- He ran a hand through his coal-black hair and played with his earring.
- This was a small man, very pale and dark, with coal-black eyes.
- But now that he could look at her properly, he could see two coal-black eyes, glaring furiously at his own green ones.
- His wavy, coal-black hair is pushed into his face by the blasts of cold wind; his eyes look wary but clearer than she's seen them.
Synonyms
black, dark, pitch-dark, black as pitch

单词	coal-black
释义	Definition of coal-black in English: coal-black adjective Completely black. a woman with coal-black eyes Example sentencesExamples Jeremiah wandered down Woodward Avenue until he reached the riverbank, then sat watching whitecaps flash and chop in the coal-black water. But now that he could look at her properly, he could see two coal-black eyes, glaring furiously at his own green ones. Her eyes, her beautiful coal-black eyes, were drowning in their own tears, her raven-black hair flying behind her as she came closer and closer. He smoothed back his disheveled coal-black hair as he tried to catch his breath. Anderson captures the coal-black essence of the film magnificently. He had a coal-black beard and dark eyes that twinkled merrily. She was so stunned that she just stared into those strange, unblinking, coal-black eyes. This was a small man, very pale and dark, with coal-black eyes. His wavy, coal-black hair is pushed into his face by the blasts of cold wind; his eyes look wary but clearer than she's seen them. Slowly, he pulled up his hood up so that the coal-black mark was once again hidden from view. He had coal-black curly hair and dreamy hazel eyes that drove women wild. It's a harrowing bit of wit, a chunk of coal-black comedy that's extremely well handled. He felt his heartbeat pump overtime as a pair of coal-black eyes gazed at him with contained fury. He ran a hand through his coal-black hair and played with his earring. A hound it was, an enormous coal-black hound, but not such a hound as mortal eyes have ever seen. On shore, there are coal-black carvings fashioned from tree ferns for secret warrior ceremonies. He was just ‘a youth, with coal-black hair, in the early stages of life’ when he left the world. Nicola peered into the underbrush and made out a family of weasels peering right back at her, their coal-black eyes gleaming. It was a small Labrador puppy, with coal-black fur, sitting on its hind legs and looking up at her. His coal-black eyes once again flashed with dark, primal anger. Synonyms black, dark, pitch-dark, black as pitch Definition of coal-black in US English: coal-black adjectiveˌkōlˈblakˌkoʊlˈblæk As black as coal; utterly black. a woman with coal-black eyes Example sentencesExamples He felt his heartbeat pump overtime as a pair of coal-black eyes gazed at him with contained fury. Slowly, he pulled up his hood up so that the coal-black mark was once again hidden from view. He had a coal-black beard and dark eyes that twinkled merrily. Her eyes, her beautiful coal-black eyes, were drowning in their own tears, her raven-black hair flying behind her as she came closer and closer. He had coal-black curly hair and dreamy hazel eyes that drove women wild. Nicola peered into the underbrush and made out a family of weasels peering right back at her, their coal-black eyes gleaming. Anderson captures the coal-black essence of the film magnificently. On shore, there are coal-black carvings fashioned from tree ferns for secret warrior ceremonies. He smoothed back his disheveled coal-black hair as he tried to catch his breath. His coal-black eyes once again flashed with dark, primal anger. Jeremiah wandered down Woodward Avenue until he reached the riverbank, then sat watching whitecaps flash and chop in the coal-black water. It was a small Labrador puppy, with coal-black fur, sitting on its hind legs and looking up at her. A hound it was, an enormous coal-black hound, but not such a hound as mortal eyes have ever seen. She was so stunned that she just stared into those strange, unblinking, coal-black eyes. He was just ‘a youth, with coal-black hair, in the early stages of life’ when he left the world. It's a harrowing bit of wit, a chunk of coal-black comedy that's extremely well handled. He ran a hand through his coal-black hair and played with his earring. This was a small man, very pale and dark, with coal-black eyes. But now that he could look at her properly, he could see two coal-black eyes, glaring furiously at his own green ones. His wavy, coal-black hair is pushed into his face by the blasts of cold wind; his eyes look wary but clearer than she's seen them. Synonyms black, dark, pitch-dark, black as pitch
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