英语词汇“black”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

blackadjective

uk/blæk/us/blæk/

black adjective (COLOUR)

A1 having the darkest colour there is, like the colour of coal or of a very dark night:

black shoes

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I wanted a simple black dress, nothing fancy.
I heard a loud bang and then saw black smoke.
The zebra is a wild African horse with black and white stripes.
When you fill in the form, please write clearly in black ink.
Amalie was dressed completely in black, right down to black lipstick and a black earring.

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Black, white & grey

blackness
coal black
cream
dark
dove grey
dusty
grey
greyish
gunmetal grey
inky
jet black
milky
off white
pearl
pitch-dark
sable
snow white
steel grey
white
whitish

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black adjective (PEOPLE)

A2 also Black relating or belonging to people with black or dark brown skin, especially people who live in Africa or whose family originally came from Africa:

black culture

Black Americans

More examples

There's a large black community living in this area.
The armed forces are now giving positive encouragement to applications from Asians and black people.
The police had to fend off allegations of institutional racism after a black suspect was beaten by four white police officers.
Britain is a multi-ethnic society, with many black and Asian people.
He had a black mother and a white father.

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The skin, & skin colour

beauty spot
blanch
coloring
coloured
cutaneous
dermatome
dermis
drain
follicle
goosebumps
half-caste
ink
jaundiced
pale
pallid
sallow
skin graft
swarthy
waxen
wrinkled

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black adjective (COFFEE/TEA)

without any milk or cream added:

a cup of strong black coffee

I like my tea black, with sugar.

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Warm drinks

Americano
arabica
bed-tea
black tea
blended
cocoa
coffee
coffee maker
cuppa
decaf
hot chocolate
how do you like...? idiom
infuse
infusion
Irish coffee
rooibos
stewed
tea
tea ball
teabag

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black adjective (BAD)

without hope:

The future looked black.

literary bad or evil:

a black-hearted villain

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Serious and unpleasant

abominable
abysmal
apocalyptic
appalling
awfully
belief
ghastly
grim
grisly
grotesque
gruesome
hate
noxious
repulsive
revolting
rotten
shitty
shocking
stinking
wretched

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Morally wrong and evil

Idiom(s)

black and blue

not be as black as you are painted

paint a black picture of sth/sb

blacknoun

uk/blæk/us/blæk/

black noun (COLOUR)

A2 [ U ] the colour of coal or of the sky on a very dark night:

She often dresses in black (= in black clothes).

black and white

Black and white photography has no colours except black, white, and grey:

The old newsreels were filmed in black and white.

a black and white photo

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Black, white & grey

blackness
coal black
cream
dark
dove grey
dusty
grey
greyish
gunmetal grey
inky
jet black
milky
off white
pearl
pitch-dark
sable
snow white
steel grey
white
whitish

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Photography

black noun (PEOPLE)

also Black [ C ] offensive a black person

Idiom(s)

be (down) in black and white

be in the black

black-and-white

brown, green, etc. is the new black

see things in black and white

blackverb [ T ]

uk/blæk/us/blæk/

black verb [ T ] (MAKE DARK)

to put a black substance on something or to make something black:

The soldiers used to black their faces.

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Black, white & grey

blackness
coal black
cream
dark
dove grey
dusty
grey
greyish
gunmetal grey
inky
jet black
milky
off white
pearl
pitch-dark
sable
snow white
steel grey
white
whitish

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black verb [ T ] (AVOID)

UK If a trade union or other organization blacks goods or people, it refuses to handle or work with them.

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Forbidding and banning things

abolish
abolitionist
ban
bar
blacklist
clean (sth) up
curfew
debar
deny
disallow
disqualify
nix
off-limits
out of bounds idiom
outlaw
prohibit
prohibition
taboo
unauthorized
veto

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Phrasal verb(s)

black sth out

black out

单词	black
释义	Contents adjective (4) black (COLOUR) black (PEOPLE) black (COFFEE/TEA) black (BAD) noun (2) black (COLOUR) black (PEOPLE) verb (2) black (MAKE DARK) black (AVOID) Contents adjective (1) black (COLOR) adjective (2) black (DARK SKIN) black (SAD OR BAD) Contents noun (2) black (1) black (2) verb (1) black (1) English American Business blackadjective uk/blæk/us/blæk/ black adjective (COLOUR) A1 having the darkest colour there is, like the colour of coal or of a very dark night: black shoes More examples I wanted a simple black dress, nothing fancy. I heard a loud bang and then saw black smoke. The zebra is a wild African horse with black and white stripes. When you fill in the form, please write clearly in black ink. Amalie was dressed completely in black, right down to black lipstick and a black earring. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Black, white & grey blackness coal black cream dark dove grey dusty grey greyish gunmetal grey inky jet black milky off white pearl pitch-dark sable snow white steel grey white whitish See more results » black adjective (PEOPLE) A2 also Black relating or belonging to people with black or dark brown skin, especially people who live in Africa or whose family originally came from Africa: black culture Black Americans More examples There's a large black community living in this area. The armed forces are now giving positive encouragement to applications from Asians and black people. The police had to fend off allegations of institutional racism after a black suspect was beaten by four white police officers. Britain is a multi-ethnic society, with many black and Asian people. He had a black mother and a white father. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words The skin, & skin colour beauty spot blanch coloring coloured cutaneous dermatome dermis drain follicle goosebumps half-caste ink jaundiced pale pallid sallow skin graft swarthy waxen wrinkled See more results » black adjective (COFFEE/TEA) without any milk or cream added: a cup of strong black coffee I like my tea black, with sugar. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Warm drinks Americano arabica bed-tea black tea blended cocoa coffee coffee maker cuppa decaf hot chocolate how do you like...? idiom infuse infusion Irish coffee rooibos stewed tea tea ball teabag See more results » black adjective (BAD) without hope: The future looked black. literary bad or evil: a black-hearted villain Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Serious and unpleasant abominable abysmal apocalyptic appalling awfully belief ghastly grim grisly grotesque gruesome hate noxious repulsive revolting rotten shitty shocking stinking wretched See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Morally wrong and evil Idiom(s) black and blue not be as black as you are painted paint a black picture of sth/sb blacknoun uk/blæk/us/blæk/ black noun (COLOUR) A2 [ U ] the colour of coal or of the sky on a very dark night: She often dresses in black (= in black clothes). black and white Black and white photography has no colours except black, white, and grey: The old newsreels were filmed in black and white. a black and white photo Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Black, white & grey blackness coal black cream dark dove grey dusty grey greyish gunmetal grey inky jet black milky off white pearl pitch-dark sable snow white steel grey white whitish See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Photography black noun (PEOPLE) also Black [ C ] offensive a black person Idiom(s) be (down) in black and white be in the black black-and-white brown, green, etc. is the new black see things in black and white blackverb [ T ] uk/blæk/us/blæk/ black verb [ T ] (MAKE DARK) to put a black substance on something or to make something black: The soldiers used to black their faces. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Black, white & grey blackness coal black cream dark dove grey dusty grey greyish gunmetal grey inky jet black milky off white pearl pitch-dark sable snow white steel grey white whitish See more results » black verb [ T ] (AVOID) UK If a trade union or other organization blacks goods or people, it refuses to handle or work with them. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Forbidding and banning things abolish abolitionist ban bar blacklist *clean (sth)* up curfew debar deny disallow disqualify nix off-limits out of bounds idiom outlaw prohibit prohibition taboo unauthorized veto See more results » Phrasal verb(s) black sth out black out blackadjective, noun [ U ] us/blæk/ black adjective, noun [ U ] (COLOR) (of) the darkest color there is, like night: He was dressed all in black. Black coffee or tea has no milk or cream in it. Idiom(s) in black and white in the black blackadjective us/blæk/ black adjective (DARK SKIN) [ -er/-est only ] of or belonging to a group of people having skin that is brown, esp. African-American people: As a black woman, I am proud of my African-American heritage. Note: Although African-American is the word preferred by many, black is also widely used and is not offensive: Black leaders disagreed over how to respond. As a noun, African-American is now more commonly used, but when describing historical events, black may be used. black adjective (SAD OR BAD) without hope, very bad, or sad: The blackest time of all was when his eyes failed. blacknoun uk/blæk/usFINANCE in the black FINANCE, ACCOUNTING a company or organization that is in the black has made a profit: Analysts predict that the group will end the fiscal year in the black. FINANCE, STOCK MARKET shares that are in the black have increased in value: Smaller shares ended in the black, but with less dramatic gains than the blue chips. BANKING, ACCOUNTING a bank account that is in the black has money in it: We hope that the harder we work, the more our account will stay in the black. go into/move into/return to, etc. the black to start making a profit after losing money: This is the biggest shopping day of the year, when retailers aim to go into the black. to increase in value: The main index actually moved back into the black late afternoon. Compare red blackverb [ T ] uk/blæk/us UK if a trade union blacks goods, an organization, etc. it refuses to deal with them**
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blackadjective

black adjective (COLOUR)

black adjective (PEOPLE)

black adjective (COFFEE/TEA)

black adjective (BAD)

Idiom(s)

blacknoun

black noun (COLOUR)

black noun (PEOPLE)

Idiom(s)

blackverb [ T ]

black verb [ T ] (MAKE DARK)

black verb [ T ] (AVOID)

Phrasal verb(s)

blackadjective, noun [ U ]

black adjective, noun [ U ] (COLOR)

Idiom(s)

blackadjective

black adjective (DARK SKIN)

black adjective (SAD OR BAD)

blacknoun

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blackverb [ T ]