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Meanings of dark skin in English
Russian
тёмная кожа Portuguese
pele escura 
Usage of dark skin in English
1
The majority of the men were young and of a dark skin.
2
His dark skin was beaded with water, and Deuce had been right.
3
Brown flushed, a peculiar dull red creeping up under his dark skin.
4
At sight of Billie a deep flush burned under her dark skin.
5
I interpreted, and under her dark skin she actually seemed to blush.
6
Then, in a moment, the Jew's face flushed under his dark skin.
7
Burney coloured under his dark skin, and gave an uneasy little laugh.
8
He was plump and bearded, with dark skin and large, gleaming eyes.
9
There is a history of cultural bias against people of dark skin.
10
Joan used embroidery thread, goldenrod, and it shone against his dark skin.
11
They even look down on pure-blooded Thais if they have dark skin.
12
They almost always have dark skin and are depicted as being subservient.
13
In the picture her cobalt dress was bright against her dark skin.
14
Doc furrowed his brow, his dark skin reflecting the room's soft light.
15
In Africa, a native man with dark skin was identified by tribe.
16
The silver cross on her dark skin glittered in the lonely streetlight.
This collocation consists of:
Dark skin through the time
Dark skin across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Common