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1 black out
1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb* * ** * *I. vi [für einen Moment] bewusstlos [o ohnmächtig] werden, [kurz] das Bewusstsein verlierenII. vt▪ to \black out out ⇆ sth1. (not show light) etw verdunkeln [o abdunkelnto \black out out a TV programme die Ausstrahlung einer Fernsehsendung verhindern3. (block out) etw verdrängen [o unterdrücken]* * *1. vidas Bewusstsein verlieren, ohnmächtig werden2. vt sep1) building, stage, window verdunkeln2)(= not broadcast)
or programs (US) — durch einen Streik des technischen Personals kann das heutige Abendprogramm nicht ausgestrahlt werden3) (with ink, paint) schwärzen* * *A v/t1. die Fenster etc (völlig) abdunkeln, auch MIL verdunkeln2. Geschriebenes schwarz übermalen3. Nachrichten etc unterdrücken5. TVthe television technicians blacked out last night’s program(me)s durch seinen Streik brachte das technische Fernsehpersonal gestern Abend den Sendebetrieb zum Erliegenb) ein Gebiet ausdunkeln6. a) jemanden bewusstlos machenb) TECH und fig etwas außer Betrieb setzen, ausschaltenB v/i1. sich verdunkeln2. ein Blackout haben3. bewusstlos oder ohnmächtig werden4. TECH und fig ausfallen* * *1. transitive verb 2. intransitive verb
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blacked out — censored; made dark as a result of power failure … English contemporary dictionary
out cold — [adj] unconscious benumbed, blacked out*, comatose, dead to the world*, down for the count*, drowsy, feeling no pain*, flattened*, in a trance, numb, on the canvas*, out, out like a light*, passed out*, put away*, senseless, zonked*; concepts 314 … New thesaurus
black out — verb 1. obliterate or extinguish (Freq. 1) Some life forms were obliterated by the radiation, others survived • Hypernyms: ↑snuff out, ↑blow out, ↑extinguish, ↑quench • Verb Frames … Useful english dictionary
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black out — {v.} 1. To darken by putting out or dimming lights, * /In some plays the stage is blacked out for a short time and the actors speak in darkness./ * /In wartime, cities are blacked out to protect against bombing from planes./ 2. To prevent or… … Dictionary of American idioms
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