black

black
adj.
1 negro(a) (color)
2 (malvado, desfavorable)
to give somebody a black look lanzar a alguien una mirada asesina
the future is looking black el futuro se presenta muy negro
it's a black day for Britain es un día negro o aciago para Gran Bretaña
black magic magia negra
that earned him a black mark aquello supuso un borrón en su historial
black spot punto negro (for accidents)
3 (no oficial)
black economy economía sumergida
black market mercado negro
black marketeer estraperlista
4 (en nombres propios)
the black Country = la región industrial de las Midlands
the black Death la peste negra
the black Forest la Selva Negra
black Forest gateau = tarta de chocolate y guindas
black Maria coche celular (police van) (británico)
the black Sea el Mar Negro
5 malévolo, maléfico.
6 pesimista.
s.
1 negro (color)
2 negro(a) (persona)
3 (modismo)
to be in the black tener saldo positivo (financially)
it says here in black and white… aquí pone o (español de España) dice claramente que… (Am)
to see everything in black and white tener una actitud maniquea
4 negra, pieza negra del ajedrez.
5 nota negra.
6 Black, nombre propio.
vt.
1 ennegrecer, pintar de negro (blacken)
2 boicotear (boycott) (company) (británico)
3 lustrar con negro. (pt & pp blacked)

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