assombrit in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for assombrit in the French»English Dictionary

I.assombrir [asɔ̃bʀiʀ] VB trans

1. assombrir lit:

assombrir arbres, papier peint, couleur: lieu

to make [sth] dark

assombrir nuages: ciel

to darken

2. assombrir fig nouvelle, événement:

assombrir période, conjoncture, soirée

to cast a shadow over

assombrir atmosphère

to spoil

la tristesse assombrit son visage

his/her face clouded

II.s'assombrir VB refl

1. s'assombrir lit ciel, paysage, horizon:

s'assombrir

to darken

2. s'assombrir fig:

s'assombrir visage, regard:

to become gloomy

s'assombrir conjoncture, perspectives:

to become gloomy

Translations for assombrit in the English»French Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

overshadow celebration

assombrir

cloud over face:

s'assombrir

darken house, room

assombrir

darken atmosphere, future

assombrir

darken atmosphere, mood, outlook:

s'assombrir

to cast a gloom over sth

assombrir qc

obscure

obscurcir, assombrir

blacken

s'assombrir

cloud atmosphere, occasion etc

assombrir

assombrit in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for assombrit in the French»English Dictionary

I.assombrir [asɔ̃bʀiʀ] VB trans

1. assombrir (obscurcir):

assombrir

to darken

2. assombrir (rembrunir, peser sur):

assombrir personne

to sadden

assombrir situation

to cast a shadow over

II.assombrir [asɔ̃bʀiʀ] VB refl

s'assombrir

to darken

s'assombrir horizon, visage

to cloud over

s'assombrir personne

to grow sad

s'assombrir situation

to become gloomy

Translations for assombrit in the English»French Dictionary

Your search term in other parts of the dictionary

darken

s'assombrir

darken

s'assombrir

darken

assombrir

darken

assombrir

cloud over

s'assombrir

cloud

s'assombrir

shadow

assombrir

sink heart

s'assombrir

assombrit Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

s'assombrir

to darken

s'assombrir horizon, visage

to cloud over

s'assombrir personne

to grow sad

s'assombrir situation

to become gloomy