blacklist

English

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Etymology

From black +‎ list.

Pronunciation

• IPA: /ˈblæklɪst/, X-SAMPA: /"bl{klIst/

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Noun

blacklist (plural blacklists)

1. A list or collection of people or entities to be shunned or banned.

   The software included a lengthy blacklist of disreputable websites to block.

Antonyms

• greylist
• whitelist

Translations

list or collection of people or entities to be shunned or banned

• Arabic: قائمة سوداء (ar) (qaa'ima sawdaa') f
• Armenian: սեւ ցուցակ (hy) (sew cʿucʿak)
• Bulgarian: черен списък (bg) (čéren spísǎk) m
• Chinese:

  Mandarin: 黑名單 (cmn), 黑名单 (cmn) (hēimíngdān)

• Dutch: zwarte lijst (nl) f
• Estonian: must nimekiri (et)
• Finnish: musta lista (fi)
• French: liste noire (fr) f, (computing) blacklist (fr) f

• German: schwarze Liste (de) f, Negativliste (de) f, Index (de) m
• Greek: μαυροπίνακας (el) (mavropínakas) m
• Japanese: ブラックリスト (ja) (burakkurisuto), 黒表 (ja) (こくひょう, kokuhyō)
• Korean: 블랙리스트 (ko) (beullaekliseuteu)
• Portuguese: lista negra (pt) f
• Russian: чёрный список (ru) (čórnyj spísok) m
• Spanish: lista negra (es) f
• Ukrainian: чорний список (uk) (čórnyj spýsok) m

Verb

blacklist (third-person singular simple present blacklists, present participle blacklisting, simple past and past participle blacklisted)

1. (transitive) To place on a blacklist; to mark a person or entity as one to be shunned or banned.

   You can blacklist known spammers with that button.

Derived terms

• blacklister

Translations

to place on a blacklist

• Estonian: musta nimekirja panema (et)
• Finnish: merkitä/panna/laittaa mustalle listalle

• French: blacklister (fr)

Anagrams

• stickball