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1) General subject: between dog and wolf, blind man's holiday, candle-light, candlelight, cockshut light, cockshut time, crepuscle, darkmans, dim, dusk, even fall, even-fall, eventide, half light, half-light, night, nightfall, owllight, shadow, shank of the evening, shut, torchlight, twilight, owl-light2) Obsolete: cockshut4) Rare: crepuscule, gloam5) Astronautics: crepusculum6) Makarov: evening shades, night's shades, shade, shade of night, shades of evening, shadows, shadows of evening, the shade of night, the shades of evening, the shadows of evening -
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1) General subject: shade2) Makarov: evening shades, shades of evening, the shades of evening -
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1) General subject: the shades of evening fall, the shades of night fall2) Makarov: shades of evening, the shades of eveningУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > спускаются сумерки
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