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Перевод: tenebrous

[прилагательное]
темный; мрачный

Тезаурус:

1. Above the tenebrous vault of the ceiling, sunshine must reign.
2. Dulcie Howes had created Fte galante , a comedy of manners set to Prokofiev's Classical Symphony; John's playing of the "suave and tenebrous major-domo" in this was praised by Denis Hatfield as a tiny humorous masterpiece.
3. Perhaps someone could lure some, sportsmen, in tweeds into its tenebrous depths, where we could leap down on them from a great height to tweak their noses and fill their plus fours with cornflakes.
4. A tenebrous gloom which had prevented Plummer from seeing anything except the lights from other buildings nearby and his own reflection in the window of the flat.
5. The early sixteenth century is well represented by Northern Italian painters: a "Penitent St Jerome" by Andrea Previtali; the "Coronation of Darius" by the Veronese Nicolo Giolfino; a "Madonna and Child with St Catherine" by Ortolano (all exhibited by Voena), and a tenebrous "St Jerome" by Bernardino Campi (Benappi).
6. Tenebrous, sepulchral, their interiors speak mutely of their absent architects.