"to Black" in Polish — inglés-Polish dictionary | see "to Black" in inglés

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adjetivo
  1. czarny
    She was wearing a black blouse.
    His hair was black.
    She looks good in black.
  2. czarny (bez źródła światła)
    The night was completely black.
  3. czarnoskóry, czarny (o człowieku)
    The director is a black man in his fifties.
  4. czarna (o kawie bez dodatku mleka)
    I never drink black coffee.
  5. czarny (od brudu) informal
    He was black with dirt.
  6. czarny (beznadziejny, np. czarna rozpacz)
    It is a black day for all free people.
  7. czarny (humor)
    Black humour is not always welcome.
    link synonym: dark
  8. nienawistny, pełen złości (np. spojrzenie)
    She gave me a black look.
  9. podły, nikczemny (np. uczynek) literary
    Murder is a black deed.
sustantivo
  1. czarny (kolor), czerń [COUNTABLE]
    My favourite colour is black.
  2. Murzyn not polite [COUNTABLE]
    Her new boyfriend is a Black and is very fit.
    Na osoby czarnoskóre nie powinno mówić się "Blacks" lub "a Black" - grzeczniej jest powiedzieć "Black people" lub "a Black person".
adverbio
  1. bez mleka, bez śmietanki
    I like my coffee black.
verbo
  1. podbić oko (komuś) [TRANSITIVE]
    He blacked his opponent's eye with a well-placed punch.
  2. pastować (np. buty) [TRANSITIVE]
    Black your shoes before going to church.
  3. bojkotować (np. jakieś szczególne produkty)  BrE old-fashioned [TRANSITIVE]
    We're going to black your products because they're harmful.
    They want to black our project but we won't let them.

"to Black" — Collocation dictionary inglés

to Black collocation
More popular variant: to blacks
Automatic translation (We do not guarantee its correctness): do czarnego
  1. to preposición + black sustantivo
    Loose collocation

    "I don't think the people care about living next door to blacks like they did in the past," he said.

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