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1. Oxford American Dictionary

   darken

   • IPA[ˈdärkən]

   美式

   • v.
     make or become dark or darker；make or become gloomy, angry, or unhappy

   • verb: darken, 3rd person present: darkens, gerund or present participle: darkening, past tense: darkened, past participle: darkened

2. • 釋義
   • 片語

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. make or become dark or darker the sky was darkening rapidly darken the eyebrows with black powder 同義詞 grow dark/darker, blacken, grow black/blacker, dim, grow dim, ... 更多cloud over, lour, make dark/darker, blacken, make black/blacker, make dim, shade, eclipse, fog, obscure反義詞 lighten
   • 2. make or become gloomy, angry, or unhappy his mood darkened the abuse darkened the rest of their lives 同義詞 make/become gloomy, make/become angry, make/become unhappy, make/become annoyed, make/become depressed, ... 更多cast down, become cast down, deject, become dejected, weigh down, oppress, dampen the spirits of, make/become dispirited, make/become troubled, cast a pall over, blacken, look black, sadden, spoil, mar, detract from
   • ▪ (of someone's eyes or expression) show anger or another strong negative emotion his face darkened and he lunged away
   • ▪ (of anger or another strong negative emotion) show in (someone's eyes or expression) misery darkened her gaze

   片語

   • darken someone's door