black in Gujarati ગુજરાતી
black in Marathi मराठी
black in Punjabi ਪੰਜਾਬੀ
black in Sindhi سنڌي
black in English
- black⇄adj. 1. having the color of coal or soot; opposite of white; reflecting little or no light.
Ex. Black ink spilled over the picture so that it disappeared.
2. without any light; very dark.
Ex. The room was black as night.
3. dirt - black⇄black, adjective, noun verb.
- black⇄expr. black out,
a. to become temporarily blind or unconscious.
Ex. The pain was so intense that he blacked out for several minutes.
b. to darken completely.
Ex. to black out the stage. He blacked out in a blot Thy brief life's - black⇄expr. in the black, showing no loss, and usually a profit (entered in black ink in account books).
Ex. J and L managed to stay in the black in July (Wall Street Journal). - black⇄noun 1. the color of coal or soot; the opposite of white.
Ex. The black shows up against the white.
2. a black paint, dye, or pigment.
3. Also, Black.
a. a person belonging to any of the black races of Africa, characterized by - black⇄v.i. to become black.
- black⇄v.t. 1. to make black; put a black color on.
Ex. The children blacked the door with their fingermarks.
2. to put blacking on (shoes or a stove).
3. (British.) to boycott or ban, especially in protest against the hiring of nonunion wor