🇬🇧 Dark meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

When something is dark, it means its color is very close to black. Dark things don’t reflect much light, so they look deep and shadowy, like the night sky, a black cat, or chocolate cake with hardly any milk in it.

The sky turned so dark the streetlights panicked and turned themselves on early.

I saw such a dark tunnel in my dream that even the dream itself wanted a night-light.

The storm cloud was so dark it looked like it was thinking very hard about ruining our picnic.

I wore dark sunglasses inside, bumped into a wall, and told everyone it was a secret door test.

Space looks dark because it’s mostly empty and there’s nothing there to bounce light to our eyes.

At night a girl finds a dark box under a dark tree. She lifts the lid. A dark cat looks up. The cat has dark hair and a white spot. The girl smiles, holds the cat, and the dark night feels kind. She walks home, the dark cat on her lap, and she is happy.

This word is at the A1 level, which means it is one of the first words you learn when starting English. It’s commonly used in everyday conversations and helps you communicate basic ideas like greetings, family, or daily activities.

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