dimmed

基本解釋

The budget crisis really dimmed my hopes of staying on.
預(yù)算危機(jī)真使我繼續(xù)待下去的希望變得渺茫了。
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Even if coal is not dead, developments of the past two years have dimmed its future.
但即便煤不是死人，過(guò)去兩年的情況也給其未來(lái)發(fā)展矇上一層隂影。
The consequences of our collective failure to tackle this problem are the dimmed prospects for the billions of people locked in a cycle of poverty and disease.
我們的集躰力量不能解決這一問(wèn)題所造成的後果致使被睏在周而複始的貧窮和疾病之中的數(shù)十億人前景暗淡。

Thou art more lovely and more temperate: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer's lease hath all too short a date: Sometimes too hot the eye of heaven shines, And often is his gold complexion dimmed;
When the lights dimmed, electric stars glittered across the dark blue ceiling.

Prospects for peace are further dimmed by the intransigence of some of the Baluchi tribal leaders.
ECONOMIST: No end in sight to the rebellion
But higher volumes have dimmed the aura of exclusivity on which high residual values depend.
ECONOMIST: The car industry

Dim light is not bright.
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A dim place is rather dark because there is not much light in it.
A dim figure or object is not very easy to see, either because it is in shadow or darkness, or because it is far away.
dimly
If you have a dim memory or understanding of something, it is difficult to remember or is unclear in your mind.
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If the future of something is dim, you have no reason to feel hopeful or positive about it.
If you describe someone as dim, you think that they are stupid.
If you dim a light or if it dims, it becomes less bright.
If your future, hopes, or emotions dim or if something dims them, they become less good or less strong.
If your memories dim or if something dims them, they become less clear in your mind.