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Meanings of dusk in anglès
rus
сумрак espanyol
crepusculo avanzado 
Darkest stage of twilight, or at the very end of astronomical twilight after sunset and just before night.
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Usage of dusk in anglès
1
This time of year, the light lasted long into the approaching dusk.
2
Though dusk was falling, their father didn't come home for some reason.
3
As dusk approached, new authorities arrived to transport us to another facility.
4
Student groups called for dawn-to-dusk shutdown in four districts of the state.
5
And it was dusk in the Garden by the Lake of Cranes.
6
Rebecca started up; even in the dusk her face showed her agitation.
7
This evening, at dusk, Sophie shall be at rest across the way.
8
Local businesses say a dusk-to-dawn curfew has further hurt their struggling trade.
9
Perhaps it was Mrs. McWeeney who made dusk such a dangerous time.
10
Kiir imposed a dusk-to-dawn curfew on Monday to try to restore order.
11
I have seen them kill rabbits in the dusk of the evening.
12
He left the house in the morning and rarely returned before dusk.
13
The path begins to rise; we ascend slowly through the gathering dusk.
14
At dusk there's a good chance of seeing badgers, bats and deer.
15
You know that great pause that comes upon things before the dusk?
16
And then, far off in the forgotten dusk, someone called my name.
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Translations for dusk
espanyol
portuguès
Dusk through the time
Dusk across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common