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I . shad·ow [ˈʃædəʊ] N

1. shadow (produced by light):

shadow
senca f
to cast a shadow over sb/sth

2. shadow (under eye):

shadow

3. shadow (on X-ray):

shadow
senca f

4. shadow (smallest trace):

shadow
shadow
sled f
there isn't even a shadow of doubt

6. shadow (trainee observing employee):

shadow
to be scared of one's own shadow
to be a shadow of one's former self

II . shad·ow [ˈʃædəʊ] VB trans

1. shadow (overshadow):

shadow
shadow

2. shadow (follow secretly):

shadow
shadow

3. shadow SPORTS (stay close to):

shadow

4. shadow FIN (be closely linked to):

to shadow sth

ˈeye shad·ow N no pl

eye shadow

ˈshad·ow-box·ing N no pl

Shad·ow ˈCabi·net N POL

the Shadow Cabinet
vlada f v senci

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He is first able to see only shadows of things.
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He pledged a tougher crackdown on the shadow economy and more efficient governance.
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In the summer of 2012, she worked at a hospital shadowing a gastroenterologist.
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These creatures, it is said, are as white as salt and have only shadows where their eyes should be.
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Soon-shin had to live her whole life in the shadows of her better-looking and smarter sisters.
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He decides to travel around the world to find this girl/shadow.
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This condition cast a large shadow over him.
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Now, whenever shadows fall, his soul comes out, takes over, and goes hunting.
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However, the albularyo's role was slowly shadowed with the rise of modern medical facilities.
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Shadow bowling is done during practice, or during warm-up before a competition.
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