Was heißt »licht­los« auf Englisch?

Synonyme

düs­ter:

gloomy

murky

stock­dun­kel:

pitch-black

pitch-dark

stock­fins­ter:

pitch-black

pitch-dark

zap­pen­dus­ter:

pitch black

Antonyme

hell:

bright

light

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom and Mary were just now coming towards me in the street but, although I said a friendly hello, they completely blanked me and passed by in stony-faced silence. I was completely shocked.

• "I'm going to ring up Hiromi." "She'll be asleep – it's the middle of the night in Japan." "Oh yeah. I'd completely forgotten that. I'll wait a few hours, then."

• You're completely insane.

• We usually play from sheet music; it's very rare to improvise. This project was completely different.

• "Why didn't you tell me I was meant to ring Tom back?" "Oh, I completely forgot." "That's not all you forget when it comes to Tom!"

• The approach roads to the car park are completely congested.

• Most of the universe consists of dark energy, but we don't actually know what that is.

• It's rather dark here.

• Each day, spring reveals more of its charms. The tall mountains, with their patchwork of dark firs and grey rock, are now dappled with a medley of young, bright-green foliage.

• It was already dark when I got home.

• Sorry, I forgot it completely.

• Tom arrived home completely exhausted.

• It's cold, dark and windy outside.

• Outside it's cold, dark and windy.

• By the time I arrived at the hotel, it was already dark.

• When I reached the hotel, it was already dark.

• The hall was still completely empty. I'd obviously arrived an hour early for the lecture.

• Some dialogues are completely one-sided.

• I have a completely different solution in mind.

• Parking in the car park is completely free of charge.