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🔑 darkBrE /dɑːk/NAmE /dɑːrk/ adjective (dark·er, dark·est) ➤with little light 光线暗淡🔑 with no or very little light, especially because it is night 黑暗的；昏暗的；阴暗的◆a dark room/street/forest 黑暗的房间；昏暗的街道；黑黝黝的森林◆What time does it get dark in summer? 夏天什么时候天黑？◆It was dark outside and I couldn't see much. 外面很黑，我看不清。 OPP light ➤colours 颜色🔑 not light; closer in shade to black than to white 深色的；暗色的◆dark blue/green/red, etc. 深蓝色、墨绿色、深红色等◆Darker colours are more practical and don't show stains. 深色不显脏，更实用。 OPP light, pale 🔑 having a colour that is close to black 近乎黑色的◆a dark suit 深色的西服◆dark-coloured wood 深色木材◆The dark clouds in the sky meant that a storm was coming. 天空中的乌云预示暴风雨即将来临。➤hair/skin/eyes 头发；皮肤；眼睛🔑 brown or black in colour 褐色的；黝黑的；乌黑的◆Sue has long dark hair. 休留着长长的黑发。◆Even if you have dark skin, you still need protection from the sun. 即使你皮肤黝黑，仍需要防晒。🔑 (of a person 人) having dark hair, eyes, etc. 有深色头发（或眼睛等）的◆a dark handsome stranger 一位黑头发的英俊陌生人 OPP fair auburn, blonde, dark, fair, ginger, grey, jet black, mousy, redhead, sandy ➤mysterious 神秘🔑 mysterious; hidden and not known about 神秘的；隐秘的；隐藏的◆There are no dark secrets in our family. 我们家没有隐秘。➤evil 邪恶evil or frightening 邪恶的；阴险的；凶恶的◆There was a darker side to his nature. 他本性中有阴险的一面。◆the dark forces of the imagination 幻想中的邪恶势力➤without hope 无希望unpleasant and without any hope that sth good will happen 忧郁的；不快的；无望的◆the darkest days of Fascism 法西斯统治下最黑暗的日子◆The film is a dark vision of the future. 这部影片预示着黯淡无光的未来。➤phonetics 语音学(of a speech sound 语音) produced with the back part of the tongue close to the back of the mouth. In many accents of English, dark /l/ is used after a vowel, as in ball 模糊的 OPP clear  ●a dark ˈhorse(BrE) a person who does not tell other people much about their life, and who surprises other people by having interesting qualities 深藏不露的人a person taking part in a race, etc. who surprises everyone by winning 出人意料的获胜者；黑马●keep sth ˈdark(BrE, informal) to keep sth secret and not tell people about it 对…保密；隐瞒；隐藏 🔑 darkBrE /dɑːk/NAmE /dɑːrk/ noun➤no light 无光🔑 the dark [sing.] the lack of light in a place, especially because it is night 黑暗；暗处◆All the lights went out and we were left in the dark. 灯全熄了，我们周围一片黑暗。◆Are the children afraid of the dark? 孩子们怕黑吗？◆animals that can see in the dark 在黑暗中能看见东西的动物➤colour 颜色🔑 [U] an amount of sth that is dark in colour 暗色；阴影◆patterns of light and dark 明暗相间的图案●after/before darkafter/before the sun goes down and it is night 天黑后/前；黄昏后/前◆Try to get home before dark. 尽量在天黑前回家。◆Don't go out alone after dark. 天黑后不要单独外出。●in the ˈdark (about sth)knowing nothing about sth （对某事）全然不知◆Workers were kept in the dark about the plans to sell the company. 工人全然不知出售公司的计划。◆She arrived at the meeting as much in the dark as everyone else. 她到会时与其他人一样毫不知情。●a shot/stab in the ˈdarka guess; sth you do without knowing what the result will be 瞎猜；盲动；盲干◆The figure he came up with was really just a shot in the dark. 他得出的数字实际上只是瞎猜而已。●a leap in the ˈdarkan action or a risk that you take without knowing anything about the activity or what the result will be 冒险举动 |