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black

UK
/blæk/
US
/blæk/
black out

Übersetzungen

blackadjektiv
blacker
Komp.
blackest
Super.
UK
/blæk/
US
/blæk/
He wore a black suit to the event.
Он надел чёрный костюм на мероприятие.
The room was painted in a black color.
Комната была покрашена в тёмный цвет.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
мрачный
зловещий
угрюмый
печальный
Synonyme
dark
ebon
jet
sable
raven
inky
pitch-black
coal-black
Antonyme
white
blacksubstantiv
blacks
Pl.
UK
/blæk/
US
/blæk/
черный цвет
The black of the night was calming.
Черный цвет ночи был успокаивающим.
The black of the coal was intense.
Чернота угля была интенсивной.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
черный
Synonyme
darkness
blackness
jet
ebony
coal
sable
blackverb
blacked
Präteritum
blacked
Partizip Perfekt
blacking
Gerundium
UK
/blæk/
US
/blæk/
They tried to black his reputation with false accusations.
Они пытались очернить его репутацию ложными обвинениями.
The storm clouds began to black the sky.
Грозовые тучи начали затемнять небо.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
закоптить
blackssubstantiv

black

blacks
Pl.
UK
/blæks/
US
/blæks/
The blacks in the painting create a dramatic contrast.
Черные в картине создают драматический контраст.
The blacks in the community organized a cultural festival.
Афроамериканцы в сообществе организовали культурный фестиваль.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
темнокожие
негры
Synonyme
African Americans
Black people
people of African descent
Africans
Negroes

Definitionen

blackadjektiv
Of the very darkest color owing to the absence of or complete absorption of light; the opposite of white.
She wore a black dress to the formal event.
Deeply stained with dirt; soiled.
His hands were black after working in the garden all day.
Characterized by the absence of light; enveloped in darkness.
The room was black and silent, with no hint of light coming through the windows.
Relating to a group of people having dark skin, especially of African or Australian Aboriginal ancestry.
The black community organized a cultural festival to celebrate their heritage.
Full of anger or hatred.
He gave her a black look after she insulted him.
Morally or ethically wrong; wicked.
The villain's black deeds were known throughout the land.
Causing or marked by disaster or misfortune.
It was a black day when the company announced its closure.
Depressed or gloomy.
She was in a black mood after hearing the bad news.
(of tea or coffee) Served without milk or cream.
He prefers his coffee black, without any milk.
blacksubstantiv
The very darkest color owing to the absence of or complete absorption of light.
She wore a dress of pure black to the formal event.
A member of a racial group having dark skin, especially of African or Australian Aboriginal ancestry.
The community center hosted a celebration of Black culture and heritage.
A type of coffee served without milk or cream.
He ordered a black at the café to start his morning.
Black clothes, especially those worn for mourning or in formal situations.
She put on her blacks for the funeral.
The pieces of the darker color, or the player using them, in chess or similar board games.
Black opened with the Sicilian Defense.
blackverb
To make something black in color.
The artist decided to black the canvas to create a dramatic effect.
To boycott or ostracize someone or something.
The union decided to black the company until their demands were met.
blackssubstantiv
A term used to refer to people of African descent or those with dark skin, often used in a racial or ethnic context.
The civil rights movement was a pivotal time for blacks in America.
Dark clothing or garments, often used in the context of fashion or attire.
She prefers to wear blacks because they are versatile and slimming.
A reference to the color black, often used in art, design, or printing to describe the darkest shade.
The artist used deep blacks to create contrast in the painting.
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