dark
英 [dɑ?k]
美[dɑrk]
- adj. 黑暗的，深色的；模糊的；無(wú)知的；憂郁的
- n. 黑暗；夜；黃昏；模糊
- n. (Dark)人名；(英)達(dá)克
詞組搭配
the darkest hour is just before the dawn
(proverb)when things seem to be at their worst they are about to start improving
(諺)黎明前最黑暗
keep something dark
keep something secret from other people
保密
a shot (或 stab) in the dark
an act whose outcome cannot be foreseen; a mere guess
瞎碰；臆測(cè)
in the dark
In secret
秘密地
high-level decisions made in the dark.
高層決定是秘密地制定的
In a state of ignorance; uninformed
一無(wú)所知地；未通知地
kept me in the dark about their plans.
我對(duì)他們的計(jì)劃一無(wú)所知