Dark tarimas:

/dɑ:k/

Dark audio:

Žodžio paaiškinimas anglų kalba:

• adjective: Lacking or having very little light: a dark corner.
• adjective: Lacking brightness: a dark day.
• adjective: Reflecting only a small fraction of incident light.
• adjective: Of a shade tending toward black in comparison with other shades. Used of a color.
• adjective: Having a complexion that is not fair; swarthy.
• adjective: Served without milk or cream: dark coffee.
• adjective: Characterized by gloom; dismal: took a dark view of the consequences.
• adjective: Sullen or threatening: a dark scowl.
• adjective: Difficult to understand; obscure: stories that are large in scope and dark in substance.
• adjective: Concealed or secret; mysterious: "the dark mysteries of Africa and the fabled wonders of the East” ( W. Bruce Lincoln).
• adjective: Lacking enlightenment, knowledge, or culture: a dark age in the history of education.
• adjective: Exhibiting or stemming from evil characteristics or forces; sinister: "churned up dark undercurrents of ethnic and religious hostility” ( Peter Maas).
• adjective: Being or characterized by morbid or grimly satiric humor.
• adjective: Having richness or depth: a dark, melancholy vocal tone.
• adjective: Not giving performances; closed: The movie theater is dark on Mondays.
• adjective: Linguistics Pronounced with the back of the tongue raised toward the velum. Used of the sound (l) in words like full.
• noun: Absence of light.
• noun: A place having little or no light.
• noun: Night; nightfall: home before dark.
• noun: A deep hue or color.
• idiom: in the dark In secret: high-level decisions made in the dark.
• idiom: in the dark In a state of ignorance; uninformed: kept me in the dark about their plans.

Lietuviškos reikšmės:

niūrus

tamsiaplaukis

slaptas

the D. Agesviduramžiai (nuo VI iki XII amžiaus)

to keep dark slėptis

tamsus fonas

to be in the dark (about) nežinoti

tamsus

tamsa

tamsybė

nemokšiškumas