What is 'scuro' called in English?

'scuro' in English is called "Dark". Dark refers to: Privo di luce o illuminazione; non chiaro nel colore.

How do you pronounce 'Dark' and 'scuro'?

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What is an example sentence for Dark in Italian?

English: "The room was completely dark after the power outage." | Italian: "La stanza era completamente buia dopo il blackout."

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English to Italian Dictionary

dark Meaning in Italian (dark significato in italiano)

adjectivescuro

nounbuio

Sinonimi:nerocupofosco

scuro in English:dark

Plural: darks

Gender:Maschile

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Il significato di dark in italiano è scuro, buio. (Privo di luce o illuminazione; non chiaro nel colore.)

Definitions of Dark

1
adjective
scuro
Lacking light or illumination; not light in color.
Privo di luce o illuminazione; non chiaro nel colore.
2
noun
buio
The absence of light; darkness.
L'assenza di luce; oscurità.
3
adjective
scuro
Having a deep or somber hue, especially of hair, skin, or eyes.
Di tonalità profonda o cupa, specialmente per capelli, pelle o occhi.

Example Sentences

casual

“The room was completely dark after the power outage.”

La stanza era completamente buia dopo il blackout.

casual

“She prefers to wear dark colors in winter.”

Preferisce indossare colori scuri in inverno.

casual

“He has dark hair and eyes.”

Ha capelli e occhi scuri.

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Synonyms (Sinonimi)

In Italian:

nerocupofosco

In English:

dim gloomyunlitsomber

Antonyms (Contrari)

In Italian:

chiaroluminoso

In English:

light brightilluminatedpale

Inflected Word Forms

noundarkness

adverbdarkly

comparativedarker

superlativedarkest

Phrases & Idiomatic Expressions

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Unaware of something; uninformed.

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A hypothetical form of matter that is believed to account for approximately 27% of the mass-energy of the universe.