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Перевод: shadowy

[прилагательное]
тенистый; темный; неясный; смутный; призрачный

Тезаурус:

1. The ceiling sloped down tightly to the floor, making dark shadowy edges which were well nigh impossible to clean, and three odd narrow passages ran to the three dormer windows, which cast odd blocks of light into the main spaces of the room.
2. For those whose chief concern is for Yeats, the book will of course make him seem shadowy and self-deluding, but it will also testify to his conscientiousness and loyalty.
3. Most stayed, under the shadowy evergreens, among the tall sycamores and beeches on the bluff above the water.
4. Yet in public cinemas we, the customers, watch film in the shadowy company of an anonymous crowd, each one of whom, like us, lives a life of which cinemagoing is but a part.
5. The close mouth itself was shadowy, lit by the gas mantle further back along the close.
6. Scritti Politti also moved out of the shadowy margins and proposed a schizoid project - the making of perfect pop that contains its own internal deconstruction.
7. a fish of flame in the shadowy
8. The shadowy figure of Abimael Guzman, subject of an essay Shakespeare wrote for Granta last year, surfaces here as Presidente Ezequiel, while the ritualistic savagery of Peru is detailed in some brief, shocking images.
9. At the pier Gairloch I waited the transport boats, seen in dim shadowy form coming from the steamboat that lay out in the bay, and listened to the plash of the oars.
10. It is hardly surprising that Jean-Baptiste Pierre-Antoine de Monet, le chevalier de Lamarck remains a rather shadowy figure when we learn from Alphaeus Packard, his would-be biographer from Brown University, that he "left neither tomb, nor letters, nor manuscripts".
11. Walking along Rue de la Rgence to Notre Dame du Sablon, a shadowy fifteen-century church with stained glass in vivid tones of red and blue.
12. But this background is a shadowy one.
13. The shadowy, half-apprehended faces of new deities float before my eyes, and I have wondered whether Apollo and Diana are not immortal presences wheresoever there are awful trees and alternating spaces of cool or sunlit lawn.