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I. dark [dɑ:k, Am dɑ:rk] ADJ

1. dark (unlit):

dark
dunkel <dunkler, am dunkelsten>
dark
finster <finsterer, am finstersten>
dark

2. dark (in colour):

dark hair, skin, eyes
dunkel <dunkler, am dunkelsten>
dark blue

3. dark attr (sad):

dark
dunkel <dunkler, am dunkelsten>
dark days
finster <finsterer, am finstersten>
dark vision
dark chapter
to have a dark side

4. dark (evil):

dark
finster <finsterer, am finstersten>
dark
dark look
to have a dark side

5. dark (secret):

dark
dunkel <dunkler, am dunkelsten>
dark
dark
to keep sth dark [from sb]
etw [vor jdm] geheim halten

6. dark hum (remote):

dark

7. dark LING:

dark
dunkel <dunkler, am dunkelsten>
a darkl’
ein dunklesl

Phrases:

II. dark [dɑ:k, Am dɑ:rk] N no pl

the dark
the dark
to be afraid of the dark
to see/sit in the dark
to do sth before/after dark

Phrases:

to keep sb in the dark [about [or as to] sth]
jdn [über etw acc] im Dunkeln lassen
a leap in the dark
it was a shot [or stab] in the dark

ˈDark Ages N pl

1. Dark Ages HISTORY:

the Dark Ages

2. Dark Ages (ignorance):

the dark ages

dark ˈchoco·late N no pl Am, Aus (plain chocolate)

ˈdark-col·oured <darker-, darkest-> ADJ

Dark ˈCon·ti·nent N no pl

Afrika nt <-(s)>

dark ˈcur·rent N ELEC

dark current

dark ˈglasses N pl

dark glasses
Sonnenbrille f <-, -n>

dark ˈhorse N

1. dark horse Brit, Aus (talent):

dark horse
dark horse

2. dark horse Am (victor):

dark horse

ˈdark mat·ter N no pl ASTRON

dark matter

ˈdark-skinned <darker-, darkest-> ADJ

dark-skinned

dark pigmented

ˈpitch-dark ADJ inv

pitch-dark

ˈdark net N INET

the dark net
OpenDict unos

dark money N

dark money POL Am sl