Blackout
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British pronunciation/blˈæka‍ʊt/
American pronunciation/ˈbɫæˌkaʊt/

Definiția și Sensul lui "blackout"

Blackout
01

jaluzea blackout, perdea blackout

a type of curtain that prevents light from coming in or going out
blackout definition and meaning

What is a "blackout"?

A blackout, also known as a blackout curtain or room darkening curtain, is a type of window treatment that is designed to block out sunlight and provide complete privacy. Blackout curtains are typically made of thick, opaque materials such as polyester or velvet, and are designed to fit snugly against the window to prevent light from entering the room. They can be used in bedrooms, nurseries, and other spaces where complete darkness is desired, and can also be used to reduce noise and improve energy efficiency. Blackouts come in a variety of styles, colors, and patterns, and can be easily customized to fit any window size or shape. They are a popular choice for those looking to create a cozy and comfortable atmosphere in their home, and are an effective way to control the amount of light and privacy in a room.

02

stingere a luminii, intuneric

darkness resulting from the extinction of lights (as in a city invisible to enemy aircraft)
03

interdicție de difuzare, întrerupere de difuzare

a suspension of radio or tv broadcasting
04

sincope, pierderea conștienței

a momentary loss of consciousness
05

amnezie, pierdere de memorie

partial or total loss of memory
06

coupură de electricitate, întrerupere de curent

a complete loss of electricity in a specific area
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The blackout lasted for hours, leaving the city in complete darkness.
Emergency lights were used during the blackout at the hospital.
A massive blackout affected the entire region after the earthquake.
07

stingere, întuneric

a stage direction that indicates the sudden extinguishing of all lights on stage, usually for a brief period

What is a "blackout"?

A blackout in theater refers to the complete extinguishing of all stage lights, creating a sudden darkness on stage. This technique is often used to mark the end of a scene, to create a dramatic pause, or to signal a transition between scenes. The blackout can be brief or last longer, depending on the needs of the production. It helps to focus the audience's attention, change the mood, or set up a new scene without any visual distraction.

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