| 单词 | dark |
| 释义 | darkdarkerdarkestdarkdark1 /dɑːk $ dɑːrk/ adjective1no light if it is dark, there is little or no light OPP light: Turn on the light; it’s dark in here.把灯打开﹐这里很暗。It gets dark (=night begins) early in winter.get冬天天黑得早。Suddenly the room went dark (=became dark).go突然房间变得一片漆黑。2colour closer to black than to white in colour OPP light, pale: dark hair黑发dark blue/green/red etca dark suit深色套装3person a dark person has black hair, brown skin etc OPP fair: a small, dark man身材矮小﹑皮肤黝黑的男子4secret mysterious or frightening: a dark secret隐秘5times/days a dark time is unhappy or without hope: the dark days of the warday战争期间那段黑暗的日子Phrasesdark horse someone who is not well known, and who surprises people by winning a competition or doing something that you do not expect: The champion was defeated by a dark horse, Jack Fleck.bedefeat冠军败给了“黑马”杰克·弗莱克。THESAURUS: darkdark if it is dark, there is little or no light: a long dark corridorIt was getting dark outside.begeta dark night with no moongloomy a gloomy place is not bright or cheerful: His study was a gloomy room with brown walls.bewallIt’s a bit gloomy in here.biteshady a shady place is cool and dark in a pleasant way because the light of the sun cannot reach it: I found a shady corner of the garden, under a big tree.findmurky dark and difficult to see through – used especially about water: The river was very murky and we didn’t know what was down there.bebepitch-dark completely dark, so that you cannot see anything: It’s pitch-dark in the basement. |
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