darkened

英 [ˈdɑːkənd]

美 [ˈdɑːrkənd]

adj. (建筑物或房间)黑暗的，漆黑的
v. (使)变暗，变黑; (使)忧郁，生气，不快
darken的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：darkened　过去式：darkened　

Collins.1 / BNC.12220 / COCA.9767

柯林斯词典

ADJ (建筑物或房间)黑暗的，漆黑的
Adarkenedbuilding or room has no lights on inside it.
1. He drove past darkened houses.
  他开车经过黑着灯的房子。

adj

become or made dark by lack of light
1. a darkened house
2. the darkened theater
(of fabrics and paper) grown dark in color over time
1. the darkened margins of the paper

Fog up a piece of glass with your breath and look through the fogged plate in a darkened room at a white-light point source.
哈气使一片玻璃蒙上一层水雾，并在一个暗间里通过它来观察一个白色点光源。
The doorway was darkened by an entering form.
一个身影闪进来，遮暗了门道。
She snuggled up to him in the darkened cinema.
看电影时她偎着他。
Sage saw sunlight darkened over there, subsequently brightened, then she came out.
智者看到那里的阳光暗了，随之亮了，她出现了。
The argument darkened her mood.
争论影响了她的情绪。
You are the sunlight in a darkened sky.
你是黑暗天空上的阳光。
A darkened house; the darkened theater.
变暗了的房子；关了门的戏院。
With the shadow of my passion have I darkened your eyes, Haunter of the depth of my gaze.
我用热情的浓影染黑了你的眼睛，我的凝视的深处的崇魂。
In the darkened room, the din of yesterday was going on again.
在那间黝暗的房间里，和昨天一样的嘈杂声又在继续进行。
He drove past darkened houses.
他开车经过黑着灯的房子。