dusk

英 [dʌsk]

美 [dʌsk]

n. 黄昏; 傍晚
v. 变暗; 使变暗

复数：dusks　现在分词：dusking　过去式：dusked　第三人称单数：dusks　过去分词：dusked　

Collins.1 / BNC.7861 / COCA.7212

牛津词典

noun

黄昏；傍晚
the time of day when the light has almost gone, but it is not yet dark
1. The street lights go on at dusk .
  街灯在黄昏时分亮起来。

N-UNCOUNT 黄昏;傍晚;薄暮
Duskis the time just before night when the daylight has almost gone but when it is not completely dark.
1. We arrived home at dusk.
  我们傍晚到家。
N-UNCOUNT 暮色
The duskis the dull, shadowy light there is at dusk.
1. She turned and disappeared into the dusk.
  她转身消失在暮色中。

noun

the time of day immediately following sunset
1. he loved the twilight
2. they finished before the fall of night
Synonym:twilightgloaminggloamnightfallevenfallfallcrepusculecrepuscle

verb

At dusk more fish come into the shallows.
黄昏时分，更多的鱼游到了浅水区。
That day, he did not return to his village until dusk.
直到当天下黑里，他才回村。
As dusk fell, a gale suddenly blew up.
傍晚蓦地刮起了大风。
By dusk we were dog-tired and heading for home.
到了傍晚我们累趴下了，于是回家。
When we returned at dusk, the lights of the city had come on.
日暮归来，城内已万家灯火。
Spreading shades of dusk cover the earth.
暮色笼住了大地。
The street lights come on at dusk.
路灯在黄昏时开启。
At dusk we pitched camp in the middle of nowhere.
黄昏时，我们在茫茫荒野中扎营。
That afternoon, in the golden light of dusk, Daniel let go.
那天下午，在黄昏的金色阳光中，丹尼尔放手了。
As dusk fell, the room got dimmer.
天麻麻黑了，屋里逐渐模糊起来。