英语词汇dark的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

dark /dɑːk $ dɑːrk/ adjective 1. with little or no lightnounsa dark place/room The curtains were drawn and the room was dark.a dark corner/recess He hid in a dark corner.a dark street/alley The thief escaped down a dark alley.a dark tunnel/corridor She walked down endless dark corridors.a dark night It was a cold dark night in November.adverbscompletely dark The room was completely dark.pitch dark (=used to emphasize that a place is completely dark and you cannot see anything) The country lanes are pitch dark at night.verbsgo dark (=become dark) Suddenly, the room went dark.phrasesit is dark It was dark by the time we arrived home.it gets dark It gets dark around 5 p.m. in winter.THESAURUS: dark gloomyroom | office | place | corridor | street a gloomy place or room is not at all bright or cheerful: We sat in a gloomy waiting room. | She pushed open the only door, and found herself in a gloomy office. | His childhood memory of the house was of a dark and gloomy place. | The bar was rather gloomy and smelled of stale cigar smoke. shadyspot | place | corner | garden | woods a shady place is cooler and darker than the area around it, because the light of the sun cannot reach it: They found a shady spot for a picnic. | It was nice and shady under the trees. murkywater | darkness | light dark and difficult to see through: The fish were barely visible in the murky water. | A man appeared out of the murky darkness. dimly litroom | corridor | hall | hallway | street | church a dimly lit building or place is fairly dark because the lights there are not very bright: She showed us into a dimly lit room. | The church was dimly lit. unlitarea | room | staircase | passage | road dark because there are no lights or because the lights are not switched on: Don’t park your car in an unlit area. | We drove along narrow unlit roads. darkenedroom | hall | house | building | theatre a darkened room or building is darker than usual, especially because its lights have been turned off or the curtains have been drawn: He lay down in a darkened room because his headache was so bad. | The car stopped outside a darkened house. pitch-dark/pitch-black completely dark, so that nothing can be seen: It was pitch-dark inside the shed.2. a dark colour is not pale and is closer to blacknounsa dark colour Lena always wears dark colours.dark brown/blue/green/red etc Her hair is dark brown.dark clouds Dark clouds moved across the sky.a dark sky The sky grew dark and it looked like it was going to rain.THESAURUS: dark deepblue | red | yellow | green | purple | orange | brown | colour deep colours are strong and dark, especially in a way that is attractive: She looked at him with her deep blue eyes. | The house was painted in deep colours. richcolour | blue | red | yellow | green | purple | orange | brown rich colours are strong and dark, and give a feeling of luxury and comfort: The cushions were all in rich jewel colours. | She admired the rich purple curtains.ANTONYMS → pale (1)

词组	dark
释义	dark /dɑːk $ dɑːrk/ adjective 1. with little or no lightnounsa dark place/room The curtains were drawn and the room was dark.a dark corner/recess He hid in a dark corner.a dark street/alley The thief escaped down a dark alley.a dark tunnel/corridor She walked down endless dark corridors.a dark night It was a cold dark night in November.adverbscompletely dark The room was completely dark.pitch dark (=used to emphasize that a place is completely dark and you cannot see anything) The country lanes are pitch dark at night.verbsgo dark (=become dark) Suddenly, the room went dark.phrasesit is dark It was dark by the time we arrived home.it gets dark It gets dark around 5 p.m. in winter.THESAURUS: dark gloomyroom \| office \| place \| corridor \| street a gloomy place or room is not at all bright or cheerful: We sat in a gloomy waiting room. \| She pushed open the only door, and found herself in a gloomy office. \| His childhood memory of the house was of a dark and gloomy place. \| The bar was rather gloomy and smelled of stale cigar smoke. shadyspot \| place \| corner \| garden \| woods a shady place is cooler and darker than the area around it, because the light of the sun cannot reach it: They found a shady spot for a picnic. \| It was nice and shady under the trees. murkywater \| darkness \| light dark and difficult to see through: The fish were barely visible in the murky water. \| A man appeared out of the murky darkness. dimly litroom \| corridor \| hall \| hallway \| street \| church a dimly lit building or place is fairly dark because the lights there are not very bright: She showed us into a dimly lit room. \| The church was dimly lit. unlitarea \| room \| staircase \| passage \| road dark because there are no lights or because the lights are not switched on: Don’t park your car in an unlit area. \| We drove along narrow unlit roads. darkenedroom \| hall \| house \| building \| theatre a darkened room or building is darker than usual, especially because its lights have been turned off or the curtains have been drawn: He lay down in a darkened room because his headache was so bad. \| The car stopped outside a darkened house. pitch-dark/pitch-black completely dark, so that nothing can be seen: It was pitch-dark inside the shed.2. a dark colour is not pale and is closer to blacknounsa dark colour Lena always wears dark colours.dark brown/blue/green/red etc Her hair is dark brown.dark clouds Dark clouds moved across the sky.a dark sky The sky grew dark and it looked like it was going to rain.THESAURUS: dark deepblue \| red \| yellow \| green \| purple \| orange \| brown \| colour deep colours are strong and dark, especially in a way that is attractive: She looked at him with her deep blue eyes. \| The house was painted in deep colours. richcolour \| blue \| red \| yellow \| green \| purple \| orange \| brown rich colours are strong and dark, and give a feeling of luxury and comfort: The cushions were all in rich jewel colours. \| She admired the rich purple curtains.ANTONYMS → pale (1)
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