Oscuros (en. Dark)
/osˈkuɾos/
Meaning & Definition
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adjective
That is deprived of light.
Dark alleys are dangerous.
Los callejones oscuros son peligrosos.
That is difficult to understand or unclear.
His explanation was dark and confusing.
Su explicación era oscura y confusa.
That lacks transparency or moral clarity.
There were shady transactions in the company.
Hubo transacciones oscuras en la empresa.
Etymology
From Latin 'obscurus', which means 'dark' or 'gloomy'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dark days
Difficult or crisis moments.
días oscuros
light in the darkness
Hope in difficult times.
luz en la oscuridad
dark things
Matters or situations that are doubtful or unclear.
cosas oscuras
Related Words
darkness
Lack of light; state of being dark.
oscuridad
unknown
That is not known or not understood.
desconocido
gloomy
That inspires fear, terror, or unease.
tenebroso
Slang Meanings
Complicated or hidden situations.
That topic is very dark; we'd better not talk about it.
Ese tema es muy oscuro, mejor no hablemos de ello.
People with hidden intentions.
Be careful with those people; they are a bit shady.
Cuidado con esa gente, son un poco oscuras.