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Meanings of black sheep in English
Usage of black sheep in English
1
And so the baa-lambs of Meeting have disowned their two black sheep.
2
Well, I am the black sheep, and I suppose I am sorry.
3
As the proverb says, there is no family without a black sheep.
4
He might be reconciled to black sheep but never to pink ones.
5
That was when I was a black sheep, years & years ago.
6
Of course, my husband's grandfather was the black sheep in the family.
7
These children are sometimes known as the black sheep of our families.
8
Jacopo Villani has always felt like the black sheep of his family.
9
He had called Martin the black sheep of the family and repudiated him.
10
You have heard it said that there are black sheep in every flock.
11
Uncle Anthony was always considered the black sheep of the family.
12
But the case of the black sheep has a special significance for us.
13
Brand, who had been considered the black sheep of the county.
14
The only black sheep I ever heard of is Cousin Leila.
15
I was always the black sheep, when I was at home.
16
He had become that unenviable member of a family-theblack sheep.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for black sheep
Russian
Portuguese
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Spanish
Black sheep through the time
Black sheep across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common