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s.1 oscuridad, tinieblas (darkness)2 abatimiento, tristeza (melancolía)3 pesimismo (pessimism)4 tenebrosidad, lobreguez, lugubrez, morriña.5 penumbra, obscuridad.vi.1 lucir tenue o confusamente.2 encapotarse, oscurecerse.3 entristecerse, estar de mal humor. (pt & pp gloomed) -
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мрак; темнота; тьма; сушило; сушильная печь -
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[N]TENEBRAE (-ARUM) (PL)CALIGO (-INIS) (F)NOX (NOCTIS) (F)TRISTITIA (-AE) (F)TRISTITAS (-ATIS) (F)TRISTITUDO (-INIS) (F)NUBES (-IS) (F)NUBIS (-IS) (M)TENEBRA (-AE) (F) -
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[glu:m]1) qaranlıq; zülmət; 2) məyusluq; ruh düşkünlüyü; gloomy 1) qaşqabaqlı; kədərli; 2) qaranlıq -
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swaarmoedigheid -
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n.अंधेरा, धुंधकार; रञ्ज, उदासी, शोक, निराशाv. tr.धुंधला करना, निराश करनाv. intr.उदास होना; मलिन होना, धुंधला होना -
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1.n.1) қараңғылық2) қапас3) көмескілік2.v.тұнжырау, көңілсіздену, қабақ түю -
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karanlik; üzüntü, hüzün -
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n.qarang'ghuluq, xire; heziniyet; xapa -
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/glu:m/ * nội động từ - tối sầm lại, u ám, ảm đạm (bầu trời) - có vẻ buồn rầu, có vẻ u sầu - hiện mở mờ mờ * ngoại động từ - làm tối sầm lại, làm ảm đạm, làm u ám - làm buồn rầu, làm u sầu
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