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汉语拼音：hēi yōu yōu

1.黑油油。

2.光线昏暗，看不清楚：四周～的，没有一点儿光。一片～的松林。

1. 黑得发亮。

   《歧路灯》第六三回：“杠夫一声喊，黑黝黝棺木离地。” 田汉 《南归》：“她有一双弯弯的眉，又大又黑的眼睛，还有一头黑黝黝的波浪似的好头发吗？” 魏巍 《东方》第六部第四章：“他一看那位少尉排长，脸孔黑黝黝的。”

2. 光线昏暗，看不清楚。

   曹禺 《雷雨》第三幕：“闪光过去，还是黑黝黝的一片。” 陈残云 《山谷风烟》第十章：“夜渐深，黑黝黝的天空闪着繁星。”

3. 形容人、物密集而多或成片。

   陆俊超 《三个小伙伴》：“这时， 陈坚 突然看到矿井上涌现出一群黑黝黝的人群。” 峻青 《黎明的河边·潍河上的春天》：“瞧！北面不远的那个黑黝黝的大庄子，不是 马家围子 吗？”

• They listened to the voices of the men, imagined them dipping down into the dark valley.

  他们倾听着那些男人的声音，想象着他们怎么走进黑黝黝的山谷。

• Off went the mail at a canter down the dark road; the lamps gleaming brightly, and the horn awakening all the echos wide and far.

  邮车沿着黑黝黝的公路缓缓驶去，车灯闪闪发光喇叭声激起四面八方一片回响。

• I wouldn't have been surprised to see sinister faces, the faces of 'Wolfshiem's people, ' behind him in the dark shrubbery.

  我也不会感到奇怪的，如果我看到许多邪恶的面孔，“沃尔夫山姆的人”的面孔，躲在他后面黑黝黝的灌木丛中。

• Maneuvering the six giant black shapes out of a formation of sixty-odd vessels by starlight was a tedious tricky business.

  要借那希微的星光从一队60多艘舰艇当中调动那六条黑黝黝的庞然大物，这确是一种沉闷和繁重的工作。

• I used to feel sorry for that ugly black stone of an ox lying in front of our door.

  我常常遗憾我家门前的那块丑石呢：它黑黝黝地卧在那里，牛似的模样；

• A handful of Tibetans whose wild eyes and often dirt-blackened faces spoke for life at the farthest edges of human experience.

  许多藏民野性十足的眼神和黑黝黝的面庞，诉说着人类所经历的最边缘的生活。

• I could picture her as a child in years, in her cotton frock and thin bare legs, a sun-burnt little girl of eight.

  我可以设想她当年还是个孩子时的模样：一个晒得黑黝黝的八岁小姑娘，身穿棉布连衣裙，裸着两条细腿。

• The sun had completely gone when she reached the bend in the road above Shantytown and the woods about her were dark.

  思嘉来到棚户区前面的大路拐弯的地方，这时太阳已经完全下去了，附近的树林黑黝黝的，阴森森的。

• He was lithe and handsome, though his shiny black hair had fallen out on top, leaving an immaculate ring on the sides.

  他身形矫捷，英俊帅气，只是黑黝黝的头发已经开始秃顶，在四周留下光光的一圈。