| Główne tłumaczenia |
| black adj | (very dark in color) | czarny przym. |
| | She looked good in the black dress. |
| | Wyglądała dobrze w czarnej sukni. |
| black n | (darkest color) | czerń ż |
| | | czarny przym. |
| | My favourite colour is black. |
| | Moim ulubionym kolorem jest czerń. |
black,
Black adj | (person: dark skinned) | czarny przym. |
| | | czarnoskóry przym. |
| Uwaga: Some people believe that Black should always be capitalized when used in this sense. |
| | Three Black women were walking along the street. |
| | Trzy czarne kobiety szły ulicą. |
| | Trzy czarnoskóre kobiety szły ulicą. |
black,
Black adj | (relating to people of color) | czarny przym. |
| | | czarnoskóry przym. |
| | (w USA) | afroamerykański przym. |
| | In the United States, Black History Month is celebrated in February. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| black adj | (lacking light) | ciemny przym. |
| | The room was black until Ben turned on a light. |
| black adj | (dirty) (przenośny) | czarny przym. |
| | | ubrudzony przym. |
| | The walls of the factory were black with soot. |
| black adj | figurative (sullen) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| | | pochmurny przym. |
| | Tom was in a black mood after his boss reprimanded him. |
| black adj | figurative (wicked) | zły przym. |
| | The healer was suspected of being a black witch. |
| black adj | figurative (mark: of disgrace) | czarny przym. |
| | The conviction was a black mark on his record. |
| black adj | (coffee, tea: without milk) | czarna przym. |
| | I take my tea black with two sugars. |
black,
Black n | potentially offensive (dark-skinned person) | czarny m |
| Uwaga: Some people believe that Black should always be capitalized when used in this sense. |
| | That politician is popular with both Blacks and Whites. |
| | Ten polityk jest popularny zarówno wśród czarnych, jak i wśród białych. |
| black n | (mourning clothes) | czarne ubrania przym. + n, l.mn. |
| | | na czarno przyim. + przym. |
| | The widow wore black for a year. |
| | Wdowa ubierała się na czarno przez rok. |
| black n | (dark pigment) | czerń ż |
| | What's the difference between lamp black and ivory black? |
| black n | (chess, etc.: black pieces) | czarne pionki przym. + m, l.mn. |
| | Do you want to play as black or white? |
| black n | (darkness) | ciemność ż |
| | | mrok m |
| | The figure disappeared into the black of night. |
| black n | (dark clothing) | czerń ż |
| | You look good in black. |
black,
black up vtr | (blacken) | malować na czarno zwrot ndk. |
| | | pomalować na czarno zwrot dk. |
| | The soldiers blacked their faces before the mission. |
| black [sth]⇒ vtr | (polish with black) | pastować coś czarną pastą zwrot ndk. |
| | | wypastować coś czarną pastą zwrot dk. |
| | The shoeshine boy blacked the shoes. |