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dim

Aussprache: [dɪm]

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Kontext: „brightness“

(adjective) when something gives off little light or isn't very bright. Think of a room where the lights are turned down low. It's hard to see things clearly.

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The dim light made the room feel cozy and calm.

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The room was too bright for my liking; I prefer it when it's dim.

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Why is the light in here so dim?

Kontext: „light“

(verb) to make something less bright or to turn down the brightness. Imagine turning down the brightness on a lamp so the room becomes darker.

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She decided to dim the lights for movie night.

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He didn't dim the lights, so the room stayed bright.

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Can you dim the lights a little more?

Kontext: „knowledge“

(verb) to make someone less intelligent or aware. This means someone might forget things or understand things poorly.

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Studying helped him learn, but too much TV dimmed his understanding of math.

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Spending time with negative influences won't dim your potential; it should inspire you.

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Do video games dim a child's ability to concentrate?

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