Exemples
Han såg blek ut efter den långa flygresan.
om utseende, färg på hudHe looked pale after the long flight.
Färgerna på den gamla målningen har blivit bleka med tiden.
om färger, intensitetThe colors of the old painting have faded over time.
Efter chocken blev hon helt blek i ansiktet.
om reaktion på chock eller rädslaAfter the shock, her face became completely pale.
Solen hade blekt gardinerna.
om yttre påverkan på färgThe sun had bleached the curtains.
Han är en blek kopia av sin far.
bildligt, om likhet som inte är lika starkHe is a pale imitation of his father.
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Notes d'usage
'Blek' in Swedish is primarily an adjective meaning 'pale' or 'light in color,' most commonly applied to skin tone, but also to other things like colors, light, or even expressions. For example, 'hon är blek' means 'she is pale.' It can also describe a faded color, such as 'en blekblå färg' (a pale blue color). When referring to a person, it can sometimes imply illness or tiredness, as in 'Han såg blek ut' (He looked pale), suggesting he might not be feeling well. However, it can also be used neutrally to simply describe someone's natural complexion. The noun form is 'blekhet' (paleness). It's a straightforward descriptive term, generally understood without strong positive or negative connotations unless implied by context (e.g., 'feeling blek' implies feeling unwell).
Contexte culturel
In Swedish culture, the concept of 'blek' (pale) often carries associations with the weather and the natural environment. Given Sweden's northern latitude, long, dark winters and shorter periods of strong sunlight mean that a naturally paler complexion is common and generally not viewed negatively. Historically, a very pale complexion might have been associated with aristocratic beauty ideals, suggesting a life spent indoors away from manual labor. However, in contemporary society, there's also an appreciation for a healthy glow, often achieved through spending time outdoors, but 'blek' itself doesn't inherently carry negative connotations of illness or weakness as strongly as it might in some other cultures. It's more of a descriptive term for skin tone, often used neutrally.
Questions fréquentes
4 questionsTeste-toi
Efter en lång vinter var hennes hud ____________.
Han såg ____________ och trött ut efter den långa resan.
De ____________ färgerna på väggen behövde en ny omgång färg.
Score : /3
Exemples
5 sur 5Han såg blek ut efter den långa flygresan.
He looked pale after the long flight.
Färgerna på den gamla målningen har blivit bleka med tiden.
The colors of the old painting have faded over time.
Efter chocken blev hon helt blek i ansiktet.
After the shock, her face became completely pale.
Solen hade blekt gardinerna.
The sun had bleached the curtains.
Han är en blek kopia av sin far.
He is a pale imitation of his father.
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