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Meanings of
black swan
in English
Catalan
cigne negre
Back to the meaning
Large Australian swan having black plumage and a red bill.
Cygnus atratus
Catalan
cigne negre
Usage of
black swan
in English
1
To see a
black
swan
,
denotes illicit pleasure, if near clear water.
2
Or some unforeseen
black
swan
,
like overwhelming natural disasters or armed conflict?
3
He wanted to know if I was familiar with the
black
swan
.
'
4
Then he saw what the
black
swan
had done to his horse.
5
A stroke of genius is a
black
swan
,
beyond prediction, beyond expectation.
6
Instead, the ancient wood had been branded with an elaborate
black
swan
.
7
So, the
black
swan
is gonna hit the bank and hurt it.
8
In all that time, you've never heard of the
black
swan
?
'
9
Do they know when the
black
swan
is going to fly?
10
If you remember, Ludwig even sealed his mysterious correspondence with a
black
swan
.
11
When he was done, he studied the elaborate
black
swan
with his flashlight.
12
Another
black
swan
swooped hugely toward him, wings lashing the air.
13
One
black
swan
and several shags and gulls were seen.
14
A gray swan concerns modelable extreme events, a
black
swan
is about unknown unknowns.
15
A
black
swan
event is meant to be unforeseeable, a rare and major surprise.
16
If a
black
swan
never arrives, how on Earth could its absence be guessed?
Other examples for "black swan"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
black
swan
black
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
black swan
Catalan
cigne negre
Black swan
through the time
Black swan
across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common