A2 adjective 中性 #475 最常用

dark

/dɑːrk/

Having very little or no light, or being a color that is closer to black than white. It is commonly used to describe the lack of light in a space or the intensity of a color shade.

例句

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1

I couldn't find my keys because the room was too dark.

The room had no light, making it impossible to see my keys.

2

The study concluded that dark environments can affect a person's sleep quality.

Research shows that places without light impact how well people sleep.

3

It's getting dark out, we should probably head home now.

The sun is going down and the light is fading, so we should go back.

词族

名词
darkness
Verb
darken
副词
darkly
形容词
dark
相关
darkroom
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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Dark Shark' swimming in the 'Deep' sea where there is no sun.

快速测验

Please turn on the lamp; it is too ___ in here to read my book.

正确!

正确答案是: dark

例句

1

I couldn't find my keys because the room was too dark.

everyday

The room had no light, making it impossible to see my keys.

2

The study concluded that dark environments can affect a person's sleep quality.

formal

Research shows that places without light impact how well people sleep.

3

It's getting dark out, we should probably head home now.

informal

The sun is going down and the light is fading, so we should go back.

4

The experiment was conducted in a dark chamber to prevent light interference.

academic

The test took place in a room with no light to keep the results accurate.

5

We should avoid using dark backgrounds for the presentation text.

business

Do not use colors like black or deep blue behind the words in the slides.

词族

名词
darkness
Verb
darken
副词
darkly
形容词
dark
相关
darkroom

常见搭配

dark hair hair that is black or brown
dark blue a deep shade of blue
dark chocolate chocolate with a high cocoa content and less milk
dark clouds gray or black clouds that often mean rain
dark alley a narrow street with no streetlights

常用短语

in the dark

to not know about something or be uninformed

dark horse

a person who wins or succeeds unexpectedly

after dark

during the night time

容易混淆的词

dark vs dim

Dim means there is a little bit of light, whereas dark means there is very little or none at all.

dark vs black

Black is a specific color, while dark is a general quality of having low light or a deep shade.

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使用说明

Dark can be used as an adjective (a dark room) or as a noun with 'the' (scared of the dark). When describing colors, it acts as a modifier.

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常见错误

Learners often use 'black' instead of 'dark' when describing colors, such as saying 'black green' instead of 'dark green'.

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记忆技巧

Think of a 'Dark Shark' swimming in the 'Deep' sea where there is no sun.

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词源

From the Old English word 'deorc', meaning obscure, gloomy, or without light.

语法模式

comparative: darker superlative: darkest can be used as a noun: 'the dark'
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文化背景

In many cultures and literature, 'the dark' is a common symbol for the unknown, secrets, or fear.

快速测验

Please turn on the lamp; it is too ___ in here to read my book.

正确!

正确答案是: dark

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