dim in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for dim in the English»Serbian Dictionary

I.dim <-mm-> [dɪm] ADJ

1. dim:

dim (not bright)

mutan

dim (not bright)

zamračen

dim (poorly lit)

neosvetljen

2. dim (indistinct):

dim recollection, shape

nejasan

3. dim (dull):

dim colour

taman

dim colour

zagasit

4. dim (slow to understand):

dim

priglup

5. dim fig (unfavourable):

dim

nepovoljan

dim prospects

loši izgledi

to take a dim view of sth

ne odobravati nešto

II.dim <-mm-> [dɪm] VB trans

dim

zatamniti // zatamnjivati

to dim the lights

prigušiti svetlo

III.dim <-mm-> [dɪm] VB intr

dim lights

zatamniti se // tamniti se

dim hopes

izbledeti // bledeti

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from the dim and distant past

iz daleke prošlosti

dim Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

from the dim and distant past

iz daleke prošlosti

dim prospects

loši izgledi

to take a dim view of sth

ne odobravati nešto

to dim the lights

prigušiti svetlo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

She spilled the beans at a dinner with two of his fellow teacher colleagues, who took a dim view.

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Some systems also support demand response and will automatically dim or turn off lights to take advantage of utility incentives.

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Dim had completely surrounded himself in a protective oligarchy.

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Even in dimmer light, they will flower - but less floriferously.

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At magnitude 7.34, it is too dim to be seen with the naked eye.

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When the lighting was dim, they revealed surprising detail and colour while in bright light, only outlines could be seen.

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Having an apparent magnitude of about 17, this distant and dim star has not yet been cataloged.

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In the dim light, her fist, wrapped in a handkerchief, became a materialized spirit.

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Moreover, has dimension 1, i.e. dim 1 if and only if is empty.

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This is caused by the passage of the dimmer member of the pair in front of the brighter star.

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