1.昏暗;苍茫;暗淡的光线
1.the state or property of being dim
1.Carson opened his eyes and found himself lying on sand, looking upward into a flickering blue dimness.
卡森睁开眼睛，只见自己躺在沙子上，仰望着隐约的蓝色苍茫。
2.Kino stared into the dimness of the little office, for his eyes were squeezed from the outside glare.
奇诺凝神朝着这小铺子的幽暗处望着，因为他的眼睛给外面的亮光眩得挤在一起，睁不开了。
3.It took a moment for his eyes to adjust to the dimness and find the old man.
过了一会儿，雷利的眼睛才习惯屋内昏暗的环境并看到那个老头。
4.The cold wind reminds me of the arrival of winter. The dimness reminds me of the arrival of night. From dawn to dusk, a day pasted again.
冷冽的风让我意识到这已经是冬天，昏暗的夜色提醒我夜晚的来临。
5.Right now the reason of the shut down things is still in dimness.
目前哈利法塔观景台关闭的确切原因尚不清楚。
6.She touched them in the dimness, let her fingers track over the raised surfaces.
她在昏暗中摸索它们，手指头感觉到凸起的表面。
7.I love the morning dimness before the sun rises.
我喜爱太阳未升前的朦胧晨光。
8.Only in dimness and obscurity can one dream and give play to the imagination.
隐约模糊中，才容许你做梦和想象。
9.And they shall look unto the earth; and behold trouble and darkness, dimness of anguish; and they shall be driven to darkness.
仰观上天，俯察下地，不料，尽是艰难，黑暗，和幽暗的痛苦。他们必被赶入乌黑的黑暗中去。
10.It was not yet dark out, but a five-fifteen dimness had set in.
天还没有全黑，但五点十五分的昏暗已经降临。