twilight
crepúsculo
definition
noun
During this period, however, the brilliance of the moon and stars, and the reflected light of the sun from below the horizon confer twilight , not darkness, to the region.
the soft glowing light from the sky when the sun is below the horizon, caused by the refraction and scattering of the sun's rays from the atmosphere.
he was in the twilight of his career
a period or state of obscurity, ambiguity, or gradual decline.
translation of 'twilight'
noun
declínio,
decadência,
crepúsculo,
penumbra
example
Quietly, ever so quietly, I watched two worlds briefly collide before one exited into the sunlight and the other stayed behind in the dim 'twilight' .
The photographs from Laor's series ‘Image of Light’ were taken during 'twilight' or at night.
And in the 'twilight' of their youth, this bleakest enlightening is, for a pair lovelorn and wretched, their single and final solace.
For, such is the desperation of workers who live in a 'twilight' world ruthlessly controlled by shadowy ‘gangmasters’, they will do anything to avoid detection.
Many people say you're in the 'twilight' of your professional playing career.
With a team of future Hall-of-Famers in the 'twilight' of their careers, this is Hasek's best - and perhaps last - chance to win a Cup.
The sun sank below the skyline and cool purple 'twilight' settled around them.
As 'twilight' approached, he lit the lantern and returned home.
At 'twilight' , the family lights candles, to shine a beacon to the souls as they return.
At 'twilight' , when neon store signs and traffic lights begin to glow, wet asphalt becomes a luminous billboard of color.
The sun is melting on the horizon and 'twilight' deepens.
The weather is still balmy and the light is like 'twilight' , even though it's almost 3 in the morning.
Dawn, light, 'twilight' , gleaming, stars, red glare, bombs bursting: these words are all about light.
An elder statesman of American cinema who, remarkably enough, hasn't received a single Oscar nomination, Sutherland may be in the 'twilight' of his years but he has lost none of his ebullient wit.
Since then he has given the club great service and, although in the 'twilight' of his playing career, he is still playing good football to the present day.
Remember, 'twilight' is the most dangerous time, when the light is failing but your lights do not have much effect.
I went in the opposite direction, but even the pleasure of being in the woods alone at 'twilight' did nothing to lighten my mood.
Most seem to be in the 'twilight' of their youth - around 40-and most have a very mannered way in which they act.
On Saturday 14 May museums across Europe remained open late into the evening with a series of special events held around 'twilight' .
At least five A.L. outfielders that year had better numbers than this man in the 'twilight' of his career.
With a sigh he lay back on the bunk watching the lights dim to a pale imitation of 'twilight' .
a 'twilight' world of secrecy
Scott and I walked along the beach last night at 'twilight' , watching the dark clouds swelling over the ocean, and as the first rain fell, we ran for the cover of the nearest hotel.
Charlie observed Jessica in the light of the remaining 'twilight' .
In the 'twilight' of his days, he instills the mystery of all days.
Not out merely for a night ride, the scientists had their eyes trained on the western horizon, where 'twilight' hung low in a range from deep blue to glowing red.
I was slightly impressed - the area looked very beautiful in 'twilight' .
Now, finally, at the 'twilight' of their lives, they had found each other.
Hawke may be in the 'twilight' of his playing career, but he does not intend to go gently into that good night, preferring to believe that he can inflict some damage this weekend on the very men he spends his office hours trying to help.
It was 'twilight' , and the light was dark yellow and cast long shadows.
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