Summary
black {adjective}
noir · noire · courroucé · sombre · triste · sale · malveillant · souillé · boycotté · mis en quarantaine
to black {verb}
noircir · mettre à l'index
English-French translation for "black"
"black" French translation
black {noun}
Within the Black community the proportion was 3,620 prisoners per 100,000 people.
Rose Fortune was a Black Loyalist credited as the first known policewoman in Canada.
These two countries, constituting the Black Sea Region, have made enormous advances.
The Progressive Labour Party (PLP) was formed by the black majority in 1963.
Indeed, the area referred to as “Pontos” is a part of the Black Sea region of Turkey.
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There are those who still regard Bosnia as being a black hole in the Balkans.
The black-purple colour of these bracelets symbolizes the colour of bruises.
Thanks to all the pages, to the Usher of the Black Rod, to the Mace Bearer.
Making some services tax-deductible would take them out of the black economy.
black {adjective}
Every day the black hole of fiscal reform gets deeper and deeper.
Yesterday was a black day for the Senate and for that tradition.
Turkey's position makes us feel all the more gloomy, because Turkey now has a black mark against an important political criterion in this
Mr President, Galicia is black: its beaches, its coastline, its fauna, its fish, its birds? and the people are facing a black future.
This is disappointing news for visible minorities, particularly Black Canadians.
Those events added to the sad list of the black days of history on which we have witnessed the loss of many innocent lives.
Certain different cases are raised: the possible existence of European currency on unofficial or black-market networks.
black {adj.} (also: black-hearted)
black-hearted
black {adj.} [Brit.] (also: boycotted)
to black {verb}
to black [blacked|blacked] {vb} (also: to black out, to blacken, to turn black)
to black out
to turn black
I am not trying to paint a picture which is all black: I am merely describing a situation and I would like to identify ways of assisting
The document is filled with blocked out and blacked out information on the study.
Any normal horizontal markings which could cause confusion should be either erased or blacked out.
to black [blacked|blacked] {vb} [Brit.] (also: to put on the black list)
to put on the black list
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "black":
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Usage examples
Usage examples for "black" in French
Forum results
"black" translation - forum results
Similar words
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