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📖 Определения и значения для слова dark

📒 with no or very little light, especially because it is night

  • a dark room/street/forest/night
  • What time does it get dark in summer?
  • Then the theatre went dark.

📒 not light; closer in shade to black than to white

  • dark blue/green/red/brown
  • Darker colours are more practical and don't show stains.

📒 having a colour that is close to black

  • He wore a dark suit and a plain tie.
  • dark-coloured wood
  • The dark clouds in the sky meant that a storm was coming.

📒 brown or black in colour

  • Sue has long dark hair.
  • He was handsome with dark eyes.
  • Even if you have dark skin, you still need protection from the sun.

📒 having dark hair, eyes, etc.

  • a dark handsome stranger

📒 mysterious; hidden and not known about

  • There are no dark secrets in our family.

📒 evil or frightening

  • There was a darker side to his nature.
  • the dark forces of the imagination
  • My mind was full of dark thoughts.

📒 unpleasant and without any hope that something good will happen

  • the darkest days of Fascism
  • The film is a dark vision of the future.
  • The theatre stayed open even in the darkest days of the war.

📒 produced with the back part of the tongue close to the back of the mouth. In many accents of (= ways of pronouncing) English, dark /l/ is used after a vowel, as in ball.

📒 a person who does not tell other people much about their life, and who surprises other people by having interesting qualities

📒 a person taking part in a race, etc. who surprises everyone by winning

📒 to keep something secret and not tell people about it

  • He’s got two children? Well he’s kept that dark, hasn’t he!
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