Meaning of shadow | Babel Free

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1. To become downcast or gloomy: Her face shadowed with sorrow.
2. Not having official status: a shadow government of exiled leaders; a shadow cabinet.
3. vaagheid ظَلامِيَّه، ظَلاليَّه засенченост sombra nezřetelnost die Schattigkeit skyggeagtighed σκιερότητα, θαμπάδα sombra varjulisus تاريكي varjoisuus caractère vague ערפול अस्पष्टता sjenovitost árnyasság, bizonytalanság kegelapan það að vera óljós vaghezza 暗やみ 어두움 tamsumas ēnainība; neskaidrība ketidakjelasan schaduwrijkheid, schimmigheid skyggefullhet, utydelighet cienistość, mglistość تیاری sombra caracter vag тенистость nejasnosť nejasnost senovitost skuggighet ความมีร่มเงา belirsizlik; g...
4. made thin and weary through eg hard work. She was worn to a shadow after months of nursing her sick husband. maer, uitgeput يَهْزُل ويَتْعَب много съм отслабнал reduzido a uma sombra vyčerpaný, pouhý stín dřívějška der Schatten være en skygge af sig selv έχω αδυνατίσει λόγω σκληρής δουλειάς reducido a la sombra de lo que fue ainult vari järel پوست و استخوان شدن vain varjo entisestään qui n'est plus que l'ombre de soi-même צֵל אָדָם बेहद कमजोर पड़ना jako smršaviti, postati sjena még az árnyéka...
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5. sombra; opacidad.
6. A dark area or shape made by an object blocking rays of light.
7. often shadows A darkened area of skin under the eye.
8. A feeling or cause of gloom or unhappiness: The argument cast a shadow on their friendship.
9. A nearby or adjoining region; vicinity: grew up in the shadow of the ballpark.
10. An imitation or inferior version: "The defenders of the Japanese home islands were already a shadow of the fighting forces American soldiers had encountered elsewhere" (James Carroll).

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