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1. Oxford Dictionary

   blackout

   • IPA[ˈblakaʊt]

   英式

   • n.
     a period when all lights must be turned out or covered to prevent them being seen by the enemy during an air raid；dark curtains put up in windows to cover lights during an air raid.

   • noun: blackout, plural noun: blackouts

2. • 釋義

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. a period when all lights must be turned out or covered to prevent them being seen by the enemy during an air raid people found it difficult to travel in the blackout she peered out through the blackout curtains
   • ▪ British dark curtains put up in windows to cover lights during an air raid.
   • ▪ a failure of an electrical power supply due to a power blackout their hotel was in total darkness 同義詞 power cut, power failure, electricity failure, trip, blown fuse, ... 更多brownout
   • ▪ a moment in the theatre when the lights on stage are suddenly dimmed.
   • ▪ a suppression of information, especially one imposed on the media by government the total information blackout on the series of meetings 同義詞 suppression, silence, censorship, reporting restrictions, cut-off
   • 2. a temporary loss of consciousness she was suffering from blackouts 同義詞 faint, fainting fit, loss of consciousness, coma, passing out, ... 更多period of oblivion, swoon, collapse, syncope
   • ▪ a temporary loss of memory during a period of alcohol intoxication I never was drunk to the point that I had a blackout