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Significados de dark en inglés
Causing dejection.
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Examples for "blue"
Examples for "blue"
1
Semihard; blue; goat; mellow; small; square; a quarter to a half pound.
2
A sea of blue state police cars stood motionless ahead of them.
3
For example, left hand to blue crimp, right foot to green pinch.
4
The sea was quite calm, the sky was so clear and blue.
5
The wind blows soft; the sky is blue; the sun shines bright
1
He immediately said: 'I'm really sorry I interrupted such an important process.
2
I kept saying, 'Yes, sir; sorry, sir,' trying to calm him down.
3
His home had been left in a sorry state, Mr Oakes said.
4
Fine, fine, I stopped feeling sorry for myself long enough to answer.
5
She answered it without speaking and a moment later said, I'm sorry.
1
It is possible the situation is less grim than it currently appears.
2
The Baghdad I left behind five years ago was a grim place.
3
Scotland's chief medical officer had another grim message for the public today.
4
They bring the grim reality of male violence into our living rooms.
5
This was the actual, and often quite grim, reality of the frontier.
1
I have listened with the greatest good nature to your dreary conversation.
2
The long dreary day of New York suddenly switched dramatically to evening.
3
It was a dank, dreary house but Aidan immediately saw its potential.
4
It would be too dreary and boresome for me in my grave.
5
The wind swept in fainter and fainter gusts across the dreary moor.
1
Johansson said some improvement was seen next year over a dismal 2009.
2
This year has proved dismal for most investors in Irish technology stocks.
3
He said spirits would start to lift after the dismal rugby result.
4
Food was paltry and hygienic conditions often dismal in damp overcrowded cells.
5
Somehow I doubt it; it would be a dismal view of humanity.
1
Horrific cases involving children and young people make headlines with depressing regularity.
2
A depressing number of the electorate feel that nothing ever really changes.
3
In a way, it was depressing that matters had reached this point.
4
He urged counter-cyclical measures that would work against the trends depressing activity.
5
In spite of the sunshine the walk through the battle-field was depressing.
1
The house they stopped in front of was rather dingy and forbidding.
2
Image matters and what will a cramped, dingy space say about yours?
3
The second rescue was again of Kiribati fishermen, missing in a dingy.
4
Four or five dingy forms dart in and out among the tepees.
5
Rouletabille crossed the court and entered the dingy old room once more.
1
Will I see the familiar, drab reality of the original Gerald Livingstone?
2
The elevators were along a far wall, but their doors were drab.
3
The sixth-form library-cum-common room of a Stockport public school is timelessly drab.
4
Thanks for adding a ray of sunshine to those otherwise drab days.
5
The room was drab, disgusting; he wanted to get out of it.
1
The landlady moved in the background, a disconsolate figure with a grievance.
2
I waited for ages, sipping fizzy water and becoming steadily more disconsolate.
3
Nor was the disconsolate matron the only one who lamented her losses.
4
The schoolmistress did not look in the least disconsolate after Nicky's departure.
5
G. Look up, thou poor disconsolate; you speak of quitting earthly enjoyments.
1
Fog machines provide a dispiriting miasma; the puddles come from water trucks.
2
It conflicts with the box set regime, and it can be dispiriting.
3
I had nothing to complain of; but the effect was rather dispiriting.
4
But the period after the interval was even more dispiriting for Chelsea.
5
This is pretty dispiriting, bordering on manically depressing, from a European perspective.
1
Every object on the wall was plainly visible in this drear light.
2
My pleasing fancies dispersed- Iagainfaced the drear reality of my position.
3
Night fell upon the waters, dark and drear, and thick and misty.
4
And the Nightfort is a haunted ruin, a drear and dreadful place.
5
Otherwise it was all so cold, so drear, so dead, so unaffecting.
Uso de dark en inglés
1
They were buried in dust in the dark room in the clock-tower.
2
No, no; that would be luxurious; let us chat in the dark.
3
No, no; the man who is in the dark is in safety.
4
The leader is a dark-brown stallion; the mares are lighter in colour.
5
I'd felt dark power similar to this before today-similar ,butnot identical.
6
It grew very dark; and it was sultrily still in the woods.
7
The boy was silent; defiance and fear struggled in the dark eyes.
8
I mean, Susie used to come home in the dark, some days.
9
Presumably we can expect the same here among Ireland's new dark-skinned population.
10
Drowning in the wine-dark sea.' She lifted her cup and drained it.
11
And he would be sitting alone in the dark in the wine-cellar.
12
I'm not sure it;s actually raining right now, juts a bit dark.
13
This information -call it dark data -must be set free.
14
The water grew dark; it cleared, and in it was a picture.
15
She thinks I am still in the dark; let her believe it.
16
It has, however, filed a patent for its hybrid lit-dark order book.
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Dark a través del tiempo
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