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1 illuminated
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2 illuminated
adjective ((of a manuscript) decorated with ornamental lettering or illustrations.) ilustradoadj.• iluminado, -a adj. -
3 illuminated
adj.iluminado, bañado de luz.pp.participio pasado del verbo ILLUMINATE.pt.pretérito del verbo: ILLUMINATE -
4 illuminated relief
English-Spanish dictionary of Geography > illuminated relief
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5 illuminated dial
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6 illuminated folding lens
nINSTR, OPT lente de desdoblamiento iluminada fEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > illuminated folding lens
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7 illuminated push-button
nPROD pulsador iluminado mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > illuminated push-button
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8 illuminated source
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9 illuminated-dial instrument
nINSTR instrumento de cuadrante iluminado mEnglish-Spanish technical dictionary > illuminated-dial instrument
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10 illuminated advertising
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13 illuminate
i'lu:mineit(to light up: The gardens were illuminated by rows of lamps.) iluminar- illuminating
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illuminate vb iluminartr[ɪ'lʊːmɪneɪt]1 iluminar1) : iluminar, alumbrar2) elucidate: esclarecer, elucidarv.• alumbrar v.• amanecer v.• clarificar v.• esclarecer v.• iluminar v.• lucir v.ɪ'luːməneɪt, ɪ'luːmɪneɪt1) \<\<room/street\>\> iluminar2) ( Art) \<\<manuscript\>\> iluminar, miniar3) \<\<problem\>\> esclarecer*, dilucidar[ɪ'luːmɪneɪt]VT1) (=light up) [+ room, building] iluminar; [+ street] iluminar, alumbrarilluminated sign — letrero m luminoso
2) (=clarify) [+ problem, question] aclarar, echar luz sobre3) (=enlighten) [+ person] iluminar4) (Art)illuminated manuscript — manuscrito m iluminado
* * *[ɪ'luːməneɪt, ɪ'luːmɪneɪt]1) \<\<room/street\>\> iluminar2) ( Art) \<\<manuscript\>\> iluminar, miniar3) \<\<problem\>\> esclarecer*, dilucidar -
14 brilliantly
adverb brillantementetr['brɪljəntlɪ]1 brillantementebrilliantly ['brɪljəntli] adv: brillantemente, con brillantez'brɪljəntlia) < shine> intensamentehe played brilliantly — (colloq) jugó genial or fenomenal (fam)
['brɪljǝntlɪ]ADV1) (=brightly) [shine] intensamente, con intensidadbrilliantly lit or illuminated — radiantemente iluminado
brilliantly coloured — de colores vivos or brillantes
2) (=superbly) [play, perform, act] brillantemente; [written, executed] con brillantezshe played brilliantly — tocó brillantemente, tocó genial *
* * *['brɪljəntli]a) < shine> intensamentehe played brilliantly — (colloq) jugó genial or fenomenal (fam)
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1. adjective1) (without light: a dark room; It's getting dark; the dark (= not cheerful) side.) oscuro2) (blackish or closer to black than white: a dark red colour; a dark (= not very white or fair) complexion; Her hair is dark.) oscuro3) (evil and usually secret: dark deeds; a dark secret.) misterioso, oscuro, secreto
2. noun(absence of light: in the dark; afraid of the dark; He never goes out after dark; We are in the dark (= we have no knowledge) about what is happening.) oscuridad- darken- darkness
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dark1 adj1. oscuro2. morenoit gets dark early in winter en invierno, anochece prontodark2 n1. oscuridad2. anochecertr[dɑːk]1 (without light) oscuro,-a2 (colour) oscuro,-a5 (sinister) siniestro,-a, oscuro,-a, tenebroso,-a6 (secret) misterioso,-a, secreto,-a, oscuro,-a1 (darkness) oscuridad nombre femenino2 (nightfall) anochecer nombre masculino\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLafter dark después del anochecerbefore dark antes del anochecer, antes de que anochezcato be in the dark figurative use no saber nadato get dark oscurecer, hacerse de nocheto keep somebody in the dark figurative use ocultarle algo a alguiento keep something dark mantener algo en secretoa dark horse (secretive person) un enigma, una incógnita 2 (surprise winner) un,-a ganador,-ra sorpresadark meat carne nombre femenino más oscuradark ['dɑrk] adj1) : oscuro (dícese del ambiente o de los colores), moreno (dícese del pelo o de la piel)2) somber: sombrío, tristeadj.• lóbrego, -a adj.• moreno, -a adj.• negro, -a adj.• negruzco, -a adj.• obscuro, -a adj.• oscuro, -a adj.• pardo, -a adj.• tenebroso, -a adj.• trigueño, -a adj.n.• oscuridad s.f.
I dɑːrk, dɑːkadjective -er, -est1) ( unlit) <room/night> oscuroit's getting dark — está oscureciendo, se está haciendo de noche
2)a) ( in color) oscurodark chocolate — chocolate m sin leche
dark glasses — anteojos mpl oscuros (esp AmL), gafas fpl negras (Esp)
b) ( in complexion) moreno3)a) (evil, sinister) (liter) <deeds/threats> oscurothere's a dark side to his nature/his activities — hay algo (de) siniestro en él/sus actividades
c) (mysterious, obscure) < allusion> oscuroto keep something dark — mantener* algo en secreto
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mass nouna) ( absence of light)to be in the dark about something — estar* a oscuras sobre algo
b) ( nightfall)[dɑːk]1. ADJ(compar darker) (superl darkest)1) (=not illuminated) oscurothe room/house was dark — (=poky) era una habitación/casa oscura; (=badly-lit) la habitación/casa estaba oscura; (=lights not on) la habitación/casa estaba a oscuras
it was already dark outside — ya había oscurecido, ya era de noche
it gets dark early in winter — en invierno oscurece pronto, en invierno se hace de noche pronto
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the dark side of the moon — la cara oculta de la lunahe is tall and dark — es alto y moreno, es alto y prieto (Mex)
3) (=sad, gloomy) [day, period] aciago; [mood, thoughts] sombrío4) (=obscure, mysterious) oscuro•
a dark corner of the world — un rincón recóndito del mundokeep it dark! * — ¡de esto ni una palabra a nadie!
5) (=sinister) [secret, plan, threat] siniestrowho performed the dark deed? — ¿quién llevó a cabo el vil acto?
2.NI want to leave before dark — quiero salir antes de que anochezca, quiero salir antes del anochecer
why are you sitting in the dark? — ¿por qué estás sentado en lo oscuro?
- be in the dark about sth- I'm still in the dark- keep/leave sb in the dark about sthsee shot 2., 5)3.CPDwe're still living in the dark ages — (fig) todavía vivimos en la Edad Media
dark chocolate N — chocolate m amargo, chocolate m negro
dark glasses NPL — gafas fpl oscuras
dark matter N — (Astron) materia f oscura
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I [dɑːrk, dɑːk]adjective -er, -est1) ( unlit) <room/night> oscuroit's getting dark — está oscureciendo, se está haciendo de noche
2)a) ( in color) oscurodark chocolate — chocolate m sin leche
dark glasses — anteojos mpl oscuros (esp AmL), gafas fpl negras (Esp)
b) ( in complexion) moreno3)a) (evil, sinister) (liter) <deeds/threats> oscurothere's a dark side to his nature/his activities — hay algo (de) siniestro en él/sus actividades
c) (mysterious, obscure) < allusion> oscuroto keep something dark — mantener* algo en secreto
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adverb severamente, duramente; ásperamenteharshly adv severamente / duramentetr['hɑːʃlɪ]1 (gen) ásperamente, duramente, severamente'hɑːrʃli, 'hɑːʃliadverb <judge/punish/speak> severamente, con severidad or rigor or dureza['hɑːʃlɪ]ADV [treat, judge, speak] con dureza; [criticize] duramente; [say] con voz áspera; [laugh] ásperamente* * *['hɑːrʃli, 'hɑːʃli]adverb <judge/punish/speak> severamente, con severidad or rigor or dureza -
17 iluminada
iluminado,-a
I adjetivo
1 (estancia, cuarto) lit (up)
2 (manuscrito) illuminated
II m,f (persona) visionary ' iluminada' also found in these entries: English: moonlight - dimly -
18 iluminado
Del verbo iluminar: ( conjugate iluminar) \ \
iluminado es: \ \el participioMultiple Entries: iluminado iluminar
iluminar ( conjugate iluminar) verbo transitivo ‹ monumento› to illuminate; ‹ escenario› to light
iluminado,-a
I adjetivo
1 (estancia, cuarto) lit (up)
2 (manuscrito) illuminated
II m,f (persona) visionary
iluminar verbo transitivo
1 to illuminate, light (up)
2 fig (enseñar) to enlighten (esclarecer) to throw light upon
3 Arte (un manuscrito) illuminate ' iluminado' also found in these entries: Spanish: diáfana - diáfano - iluminada English: moonlit - sunlit - dim - floodlight - moon -
19 luminoso
luminoso
◊ -sa adjetivo‹ fuente› luminous; ‹ letrero› illuminated
luminoso,-a adjetivo
1 luminous
un punto luminoso, a luminous spot
2 (habitación, casa, etc) light
3 fig (idea, color, rostro) bright ' luminoso' also found in these entries: Spanish: letrero - luminosa - resplandeciente - titilar - cartel - claro English: light - luminous - yellow - shining -
20 relief
modelado; relieve; relieve accidentado*
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