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
ocaso,
crepúsculo
adjective
vago,
crepuscular,
no concreto,
no claro,
oscuro,
gris
example
His characters appear to inhabit a parallel universe, a 'twilight' world, a way-station between past and present.
Many people say you're in the 'twilight' of your professional playing career.
It's a soft spring 'twilight' by the edge of Lake Superior at the far northern tip of Wisconsin.
I went in the opposite direction, but even the pleasure of being in the woods alone at 'twilight' did nothing to lighten my mood.
Now that the Government is in the 'twilight' of its third term, when will the Prime Minister deliver on this commitment?
At 'twilight' , when neon store signs and traffic lights begin to glow, wet asphalt becomes a luminous billboard of color.
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.
I was slightly impressed - the area looked very beautiful in 'twilight' .
Dawn, light, 'twilight' , gleaming, stars, red glare, bombs bursting: these words are all about light.
The weather is still balmy and the light is like 'twilight' , even though it's almost 3 in the morning.
They come out from the trunks of trees at 'twilight' to forage.
In the 'twilight' of their years they are spending their lives at Sainik Ashram in Kakkanad since they found that they are a burden to their own families.
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.
Now, finally, at the 'twilight' of their lives, they had found each other.
Monet's final years, as everyone knows, were spent peering into his lily pond, twilight after 'twilight' , year after year, as if the natural vaguenesses he found there brought him comfort as he went blind.
At least five A.L. outfielders that year had better numbers than this man in the 'twilight' of his career.
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.
In the 'twilight' of his years he now has trouble both walking and seeing.
he was in the 'twilight' of his career
Most seem to be in the 'twilight' of their youth - around 40-and most have a very mannered way in which they act.
He specialized in moonlit and winter scenes, usually including a sheet of water and sometimes also involving the light of a fire, and he also painted sunsets and views at dawn or 'twilight' .
Looking north from the plateau, you will see in the endless 'twilight' a forbidding light on the horizon.
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.
With a sigh he lay back on the bunk watching the lights dim to a pale imitation of 'twilight' .
When 'twilight' came and the light was too poor to read, Roza closed the book and merely listened to the conversation.
It was still light out, just the first orange rays of 'twilight' creeping over the horizon.
The photographs from Laor's series ‘Image of Light’ were taken during 'twilight' or at night.
she looked out on the beautiful 'twilight'
Consequently, Bjornebye was left with acute double vision and he spent the next four months in a frightening 'twilight' world.
On Saturday 14 May museums across Europe remained open late into the evening with a series of special events held around 'twilight' .
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