dusk

dusk
{dʌsk}
I. n мрачина, здрач, полумрак, сумрак
привечер, at DUSK по здрач, привечер, на мръкване
II. 1. здрачен, сумрачен
2. тъмен, неясен, мургав
III. 1. смрачава се, тъмнее
2. помрачавам, хвърлям сянка върху
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{d^sk} n мрачина; здрач, полумрак, сумрак; привечер, at dusk по здр(2) {d^sk} а поет. 1. здрачен, сумрачен; 2. тъмен, неясен; . мур{3} {d^sk} v поет. 1. смрачава се, тъмнее; 2. помрачавам, хвърля
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смрачава се; сумрак; сянка; тъмен; тъмнея; тъмнина; помрачавам; привечер; здрач; неясен;
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1. i. n мрачина, здрач, полумрак, сумрак 2. ii. здрачен, сумрачен 3. iii. смрачава се, тъмнее 4. помрачавам, хвърлям сянка върху 5. привечер, at dusk по здрач, привечер, на мръкване 6. тъмен, неясен, мургав
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dusk[dʌsk] I. n мрачина, тъмнина, сянка; здрач, сумрак, дрезгавина, полумрак; привечер; it is growing \dusk здрачава се, смрачава се; свечерява се, настъпва (пада) вечер (здрач); at \dusk по здрач, привечер, на мръкване; in the \dusk в полумрака; II. adj ост., лит. 1. здрачен, сумрачен; 2. тъмен, мрачен, неясен; 3. мургав; III. v поет. смрачавам се, тъмнея; помрачавам, потъмнявам, хвърлям сянка върху.

English-Bulgarian dictionary. 2013.

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