Anglais - Hongrois

dark

gb/dˈɑɹk/ us/dˈɑɹk/
A1 Anglais
~ 2400
sötét, baljós, sötétség
A1
1
Schéma d’usage :
a dark [place/room/night]
The room was dark because the curtains were closed.
A szoba sötét volt, mert be voltak húzva a függönyök.
It gets dark early in the winter.
Télen korán sötétedik.
We walked through a dark tunnel.
Exemples pédagogiques
The room is dark.
Sötét a szoba.
It is dark outside.
Kint sötét van.
The tunnel is dark.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners sometimes confuse 'dark' with 'black'. 'Dark' describes lighting conditions, while 'black' refers to a color.
Sens
having little or no light
Collocations
dark room |dark night |dark corner |dark sky |dark alley
Synonymes
dim (Suggests low light, but not complete absence of light.)
Antonymes
bright (Indicates a lot of light or illumination.)
Thèmes
daily life |environment |daily_life |core_vocabulary
Définition

Having very little or no light.

Having very little or no light; not bright.

A2
2
Schéma d’usage :
a dark [color/shade/hair/skin]
He has dark brown eyes.
Sötétbarna szeme van.
She painted the wall a dark shade of blue.
Sötétkék árnyalatúra festette a falat.
The dress is made of dark green silk.
Exemples pédagogiques
She has dark hair.
Sötét haja van.
I like dark blue.
Szeretem a sötétkék színt.
He wears a dark shirt.
Erreur fréquente :
Learners may confuse 'dark' for colors with 'black', but 'dark' can apply to many colors, not just black.
Sens
having a deep color tone
Collocations
dark hair |dark skin |dark eyes |dark blue |dark green
Synonymes
deep-colored (Formal or technical term for intense color.)
Antonymes
light-colored (Refers to pale or less intense colors.)
Thèmes
appearance |art |core_vocabulary
Définition

Having a strong, deep color, not light.

Having a color that is closer to black than to white; not light in shade.

B2
3
Schéma d’usage :
a dark [past/secret/plan]
The novel takes a dark turn in the final chapters.
A regény sötét fordulatot vesz az utolsó fejezetekben.
He had a dark past he never spoke about.
Sötét múltja volt, amiről soha nem beszélt.
There was a dark mood in the room.
Exemples pédagogiques
He has a dark secret.
Sötét titka van.
The movie has a dark story.
A filmnek sötét története van.
She felt a dark fear.
Sens
having evil or threatening qualities
Collocations
dark secret |dark past |dark mood |dark plot
Synonymes
sinister (More formal and strongly suggests evil intent.)
Antonymes
innocent (Free from guilt, evil, or harm.)
Thèmes
emotions |crime |core_vocabulary
Définition

Seeming bad, dangerous, or evil.

Having qualities associated with evil, danger, or unpleasantness.

NOM A2
4
We waited in the dark for the power to return.
A sötétben vártuk, hogy visszajöjjön az áram.
Cats can see well in the dark.
A macskák jól látnak a sötétben.
The cave was completely dark inside.
Exemples pédagogiques
I can't see in the dark.
Nem látok a sötétben.
We sat in the dark.
A sötétben ültünk.
The room was in the dark.
Sens
absence of light
Collocations
in the dark |total dark
Synonymes
darkness ('Darkness' is slightly more formal and less common in everyday speech as a noun.)
Antonymes
light (The presence of illumination.)
Thèmes
daily life |nature |core_vocabulary
Définition

A time or place with no light.

A state in which there is little or no light.

A2
5
Schéma d’usage :
a person with dark [hair/skin/eyes]
She has long, dark hair.
Hosszú, sötét haja van.
They are known for their naturally dark skin.
Természetüknél fogva sötét bőrükről ismertek.
He has dark eyes like his mother.
Exemples pédagogiques
She has dark skin.
Sötét a bőre.
He has dark eyes.
Sötét szeme van.
My friend has dark hair.
Sens
having darker skin or hair tone
Collocations
dark complexion |dark eyebrows
Synonymes
brunette (Usually refers specifically to women with brown hair; narrower scope than 'dark'.)
Antonymes
fair-skinned (Describes people with light skin tone.)
Thèmes
appearance |body |core_vocabulary
Définition

Having hair or skin that is not light in color.

Having skin or hair that is relatively deep in color compared to others in the same context.

Grammaire
Forme canonique
dark
API
GB/dˈɑɹk/
US/dˈɑɹk/
Syllabes et accentuation
dark (1 syllabe)
Stress on 1st syllable (dark)
Formes du mot
Adjective
  • Base: dark
  • Comparative: darker
  • Superlative: darkest
Noun
  • Base: dark
  • Plural: dark
Famille de mots
Forms
darker adjective darkest adjective
Core family
darkness noun A2 darken verb
Related words
darkly adverb darkish adjective
Negative and opposite forms
light adjective A1
Expressions

a shot in the dark

1
/ə ʃˈɑt ˈɪn ðə dˈɑɹk/
idiom informal

guess without sufficient information

A guess when you have no facts to help you decide.

Exemples
  • It was just a shot in the dark, but I guessed right.
  • Choosing that answer was a shot in the dark.

after dark

1
/ˈæftɚ dˈɑɹk/
fixed phrase

after sunset; at night time

After the sun goes down and it becomes night.

Exemples
  • It’s not safe to walk here after dark.
  • The park closes after dark.

pitch dark

1
/pˈɪt͡ʃ dˈɑɹk/
fixed phrase

completely without any light

Very, very dark with no light at all.

Exemples
  • It was pitch dark inside the cave.
  • The street was pitch dark after the lights went out.

in the dark

1
/ˈɪn ðə dˈɑɹk/
idiom

unaware of something

Not knowing about something because you have not been told.

Exemples
  • I was completely in the dark about their plans.
  • She kept me in the dark about the surprise party.

in the dark

2
/ˈɪn ðə dˈɑɹk/
idiom

not informed about something important

Not knowing about something important.

Exemples
  • We were kept in the dark about the changes.
  • She felt in the dark about her future.

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