Summary
dim {adjective}
obscur · sombre · stupide
to dim {verb}
obscurcir · s'estomper · assombrir · s'assombrir · avoir une piètre opinion de · baisser les phares
English-French translation for "dim"
"dim" French translation
dim {adjective}
In spite of the years that have passed, my memory of the dark events at Hiroshima and Nagasaki has never dimmed.
However, it was deeply concerned that the prospects for the early entry into force of the CTBT were dimmer than ever before.
to dim {verb}
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {vb} (also: to obfuscate)
to become dim
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {vb} (also: to become blurred, to fade away, to recede)
The memories of the war must not grow dim, but should become a stern lesson for our generation and for generations yet unborn.
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {vb} (also: to darken)
to dim
It is dimming the prospects of generations and nations, threatening to roll back the development gains of nearly half a century.
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {vb} (also: to dusk, to gloom)
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {vb} (also: to have a dim view of)
to have a dim view of
to dim [dimmed|dimmed] {v.t.}
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "dim":
Usage examples
Usage examples for "dim" in French
Similar words
dilettantism · diligence · diligent · diligently · dill · diluted · dilution · dilutive · diluvial · diluvian · dim · dimension · dimensions · dimer · dimercaprol · diminished · diminutive · dimly · dimmed · dimmer · dimness
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