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black book [͵blækʹbʋk]
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to be in smb.'s black book - быть на плохом счету у кого-л.; быть у кого-л. в немилости
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black book Идиома
black book
2. a book to carry phone numbers in
3. The Bible
black book
A book of people's names or titles (e.g., of literature, films, music, etc.) that are or will be banned, censured, or accountable for castigating actions. During the acme of the anti-communist "Red Scare" in the US, abounding authors, politicians, and accessible abstracts begin their names in the government's atramentous book.Learn more: black, bookblack book
1. A account of bodies or things out of favor, as in Tom's in my atramentous book these days. This acceptance dates from the 14th aeon and in time became added ominous. In 1536 the agents of King Henry VIII wrote in a atramentous book the names of those to be accusable or punished, accurately "sinful" English monasteries (whose acreage Henry capital to acquire). Today actuality in someone's atramentous book still signifies actuality in trouble, at atomic with that person. Also see black list.
2. Also, little atramentous book. A claimed blast agenda advertisement girlfriends, or, beneath often, boyfriends. For example, Now that he's affianced to Ellen, Jim won't be defective his little atramentous book. [1930s]
3. A account of measures or facts complex in the acrimonious takeover of one aggregation by another. This acceptance is active mainly in business and commerce. [c. 1980] Learn more: black, book
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