What does ciemny in Polish mean?

What is the meaning of the word ciemny in Polish? The article explains the full meaning, pronunciation along with bilingual examples and instructions on how to use ciemny in Polish.

The word ciemny in Polish means dark, ciemny, mroczny, ciemny, ciemny, ciemny, podejrzany, ciemny, ciemny, niejasny, ciemny, ciemny, czarny, ciemny, ciemny, mroczny, ciemny, drastyczny, ciemny, chory, ciemny, ciemny, zły, ciemny, smagły, mroczny, ciemny, trochę ciemny, ciemny grafit, ciemny i ponury, ciemny i ponury, ciemny niebieski, bardziej ciemny, bardziej tępy, machlojki. To learn more, please see the details below.

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Meaning of the word ciemny

dark

ciemny, mroczny

(without light)

W domu było ciemno, gdy się obudziłam.
The house was dark when I woke up. Make sure you're home before it gets dark.

ciemny

(liquid, glass, etc.: cloudy)

The crocodile waited in the murky water.

ciemny

(literal (sky: dark, dim)

ciemny

(colour tone)

Richard ma na sobie ciemnozieloną koszulę.
Richard is wearing a dark green shirt.

podejrzany, ciemny

(informal (person: morally corrupt)

She can't get her sleazy uncle to leave her alone.

ciemny, niejasny

(figurative (obscure, unclear)

It was impossible to understand the professor's opaque arguments.

ciemny

(figurative (complexion: dark)

This foundation works well on a dusky complexion.

ciemny, czarny

(dark, black)

ciemny

(figurative (hidden, negative aspect)

The documentary exposes the sordid underside of the gambling industry.

ciemny, mroczny

(dull, dark)

I painted my walls with an opaque paint.

ciemny

(figurative, informal (not smart) (przenośny)

Tim jest bardzo miły, ale ciemny - nie ma w szkole dobrych stopni.
Tim's very nice, but he's dim; he doesn't get good grades at school.

drastyczny, ciemny, chory

(figurative (sensationalist)

The lurid story appeared in the newspaper the next day.

ciemny

(lacking light)

The room was black until Ben turned on a light.

ciemny

(threatening)

The sky was full of dark clouds.

zły

(evil)

Many people consider him good, but he has a dark side, too.

ciemny, smagły

(complexion)

Many people find dark skin attractive.

mroczny, ciemny

(ideas, arguments)

The law student had a hard time getting through all the murky details of the case.

trochę ciemny

(UK, figurative, pejorative, slang (person: not intelligent)

He's a bit thick, but really nice all the same.

ciemny grafit

(color: dark gray)

Do you prefer the jacket in light gray or charcoal?

ciemny i ponury

(weather: with grey skies)

Bring your coat with you - it's dark and gloomy out.

ciemny i ponury

(mood, outlook: pessimistic)

The economic forecast for the next year is dark and gloomy.

ciemny niebieski

(navy, deep blue)

People wearing dark blue are hard to see at night.

bardziej ciemny, bardziej tępy

(informal, figurative, pejorative (person: less intelligent) (potoczny, pejoratywny)

Sadie is dimmer than her genius sister.

machlojki

(slang (sneaky behaviour) (potoczny)

We're leaving you alone on trust – so no funny business!

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Polish (polszczyzna) is the official language of Poland. This language is spoken by 38 million Polish people. There are also native speakers of this language in western Belarus and Ukraine. Because Poles emigrated to other countries in many stages, there are millions of people who speak Polish in many countries such as Germany, France, Ireland, Australia, New Zealand, Israel, Brazil, Canada, United Kingdom, United States, etc. .. An estimated 10 million Poles live outside of Poland but it is not clear how many of them can actually speak Polish, estimates put it between 3.5 and 10 million. As a result, the number of Polish-speaking people globally ranges from 40-43 million.