dimness 的 4 个定义
dim·mer, dim·mest.
- not bright; obscure from lack of light or emitted light: a dim room; a dim flashlight.
- not seen clearly or in detail; indistinct: a dim object in the distance.
- not clear to the mind; vague: a dim idea.
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dimmed, dim·ming.
- to make dim or dimmer.
- to switch from the high to the low beam.
dimmed, dim·ming.
- to become or grow dim or dimmer.
- dim out, to reduce the night illumination of to make it less visible from the air or sea, as a protection from enemy aircraft or ships.
dimness 近义词
darkness
更多dimness例句
- Screen brightness is a big battery drain, and low power mode will dim your display accordingly.
- In the dim light, Jack sees his sister standing on a bridge over a creek.
- As Science News astronomy writer Lisa Grossman reports, shutdowns of major telescopes as a safety measure during the pandemic have stymied efforts to solve the mystery of the dimming star.
- So in late 2019, when the bright star suddenly dimmed for no apparent reason, Montargès was a little alarmed.
- Although Democrats control the House, Republicans’ longtime skepticism about changing antitrust law could dim the chances that Cicilline’s proposals are adopted.
- They were identical save for the bronze nameplates that gleamed darkly in the hushed dimness.
- He saw her dear face peering through the dimness at him, the eyes burning like two dark precious stones.
- Scrambling, sliding, worrying in the dimness, I finally reached the less precipitous slopes of the base of the cliff.
- He blew out the match and looked back at the stairs lost in the dimness of the hall light.
- The origin of such commercial unions is lost in the dimness of antiquity.
- Again and again she wandered against thicket or trunk in the dimness of the trees, but the way led on, and she did not lose it.