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Meanings of dim in English
Catalan
desdibuixar Catalan
enlluernar Spanish
ensombrecer Usage of dim in English
1
However, the future is looking dim and the present is not blinding.
2
These are really ideal for dim sum, but either type works fine.
3
The Trump campaign took a dim view of Mr Biden's economic proposals.
4
Here she saw in the dim light something moving in the water.
5
The atmosphere of the ball was heavy; the lamps were growing dim.
6
And in his own dim way he learned the law of meat.
7
Now the likelihood of so-called New START passing is dim and fading.
8
Her entire demeanor changed; even in the dim light she looked different.
9
And this time the light stayed: a dim, murky light, yes-but light.
10
The room was rather large and the light in it was dim.
11
The sky was a grey stretch; the days short and almost dim.
12
The ticking of the clock could be heard, in the dim light.
13
Nightmaws could not see well, but perhaps the dim light would help.
14
She walked through the dim house, trying to sense the forbidden book.
15
It's there to let a dim light down into the cargo area.
16
Night was coming on and the light in the room grew dim.
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Translations for dim
Catalan
Spanish
Dim through the time
Dim across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
Less common
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