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black


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negro color negro, ennegrece, raza negra black


black verbo

1. Make or become black.

The soot-blackened walls of the old factory were a testament to years of neglect and disuse. Las paredes cubiertas de hollín del viejo fábrica eran un testimonio de años de desatención y descuido.

black sustantivo

1. The quality or state of the achromatic color of least lightness (bearing the least resemblance to white).

The artist used black paint to create a dramatic backdrop for her exhibition, drawing attention to the bold strokes and textures. El artista utilizó pintura negra para crear un fondo dramático para su exposición, llamando la atención hacia las fuertes trazos y texturas.

2. Total absence of light.

The black of the cave was so absolute that I had to feel my way along the wall to avoid tripping. El negro de la cueva era tan absoluto que tuve que sentir mi camino a lo largo del muro para evitar tropezar.

3. British chemist who identified carbon dioxide and who formulated the concepts of specific heat and latent heat (1728-1799).

The University of Edinburgh has a prestigious chair in chemistry named after Joseph Black, who made significant contributions to the field during his lifetime. La Universidad de Edimburgo tiene una cátedra prestigiosa de química nombrada después de Joseph Black, quien realizó contribuciones significativas al campo durante su vida.

4. Popular child actress of the 1930's (born in 1928).

During the Great Depression, Shirley Black was a beloved figure on American television screens, charming audiences with her curly locks and dimples. Durante la Gran Depresión, Shirley Black fue una figura querida en pantallas de televisión estadounidenses, encantando a los espectadores con sus rizos y hoyuelos.

5. A person with dark skin who comes from africa (or whose ancestors came from africa).

6. (board games) the darker pieces.

In the game of checkers, I moved my black piece diagonally to capture my opponent's red piece. En el juego del ajedrez, moví mi pieza negra diagonalmente para capturar la pieza roja de mi oponente.

7. Black clothing (worn as a sign of mourning).

The family wore only black to the funeral, out of respect for their loved one who had passed away. La familia solo llevó ropa negra al entierro, por respeto a su ser querido que había fallecido.

black adjetivo

1. Being of the achromatic color of maximum darkness.

The black cat prowled silently through the shadows, its fur glistening in the faint moonlight. El gato negro recorría silenciosamente a través de las sombras, su pelaje brillaba en la débil luz lunar.

2. Of or belonging to a racial group having dark skin especially of sub-saharan african origin.

The black community in the city came together to celebrate their cultural heritage and traditions during the annual festival. La comunidad negra en la ciudad se unió para celebrar su patrimonio y tradiciones culturales durante el festival anual.

3. Marked by anger or resentment or hostility.

The black look in his eyes told me that he was still furious about what had happened, and I decided to give him some space. El negro brillo en sus ojos me dijo que todavía estaba enfadado por lo que había pasado, y decidí darle un poco de espacio.

4. Offering little or no hope.

The black outlook on her future weighed heavily on her mind, making it difficult for her to focus on anything else. El pesimismo negro sobre su futuro le pesaba mucho en la mente, lo que le hacía difícil enfocarse en nada más.

5. Stemming from evil characteristics or forces.

The black magic that was rumored to be practiced in the remote village sent shivers down the spines of outsiders who dared to venture near. El hechizo negro que se rumoreaba practicado en el pueblo aislado enviaba escalofríos por la espalda de los forasteros que osaban acercarse.

6. (of events) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences.

The black outcome of the war left the country in shambles, with countless lives lost and widespread destruction. El desastroso resultado de la guerra dejó el país en ruinas, con incontables vidas perdidas y destrucción generalizada.

7. (of the face) made black especially as with suffused blood.

After running up the stairs to meet the emergency, her face was black from exertion and anxiety. Después de subir corriendo las escaleras para enfrentar la emergencia, su rostro estaba negro por el esfuerzo y la ansiedad.

8. Extremely dark.

The black night sky was so dense that it seemed to swallow up all the stars, leaving only a faint glow on the horizon. El cielo nocturno negro era tan denso que parecía tragar todos los estrellas, dejando solo una débil luminosidad en el horizonte.

9. Harshly ironic or sinister.

The black humor in the comedian's jokes about death and suffering left many audience members feeling uncomfortable, but it also earned him a reputation for being bold and daring. El humor negro en las bromas del comediante sobre la muerte y el sufrimiento dejó a muchos miembros del público sintiéndose incómodos, pero también le valió una reputación por ser atrevido y audaz.

10. (of intelligence operations) deliberately misleading.

The black ops team was tasked with spreading disinformation to discredit their rival agency's reputation, but their efforts were eventually uncovered. El equipo de operaciones negras fue encargado de difundir desinformación para desprestigiar la reputación del agencia rival, pero sus esfuerzos fueron eventualmente descubiertos.

11. Distributed or sold illicitly.

The black market for counterfeit goods has been thriving online, with many consumers unaware of the risks involved in purchasing fake products. El mercado negro de bienes falsificados ha estado prosperando en línea, con muchos consumidores desinformados sobre los riesgos involucrados en la compra de productos falsificados.

12. (used of conduct or character) deserving or bringing disgrace or shame.

The black mark on his reputation followed him for years after he was caught embezzling funds from his company. La marca negra en su reputación le siguió durante años después de que lo atraparan defraudando fondos a su empresa.

13. (of coffee) without cream or sugar.

She ordered a black coffee to start her day, savoring the rich and bold flavor. Ella ordenó un café negro para empezar su día, disfrutando del rico y intenso sabor.

14. Soiled with dirt or soot.

The construction worker's clothes were black from head to toe after spending hours working in the dusty excavation site. La ropa del trabajador de la construcción estaba negra desde la cabeza hasta los pies después de pasar horas trabajando en el sitio de excavación polvoriento.