twilight
美 [ˈtwaɪˌlaɪt]
英 ['twaɪlaɪt]
- n.黄昏；微光；衰退期
- adj.奇妙神秘的；虚幻的；模糊的
- 网络暮光之城；暮色；黎明
twilight
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1. | 暮色；薄暮；黄昏the faint light or the period of time at the end of the day after the sun has gone down |
It was hard to see him clearly in the twilight . 在朦胧的暮色中很难看清他。 | |
We went for a walk along the beach at twilight . 黄昏时分我们沿着海滩散步。 |
2. | the ~ (of sth) 没落时期；衰退期；晚期the final stage of sth when it becomes weaker or less important than it was |
the twilight years(= the last years of your life) 暮年 |
1. | 奇妙神秘的；虚幻的used to describe a state in which things are strange and mysterious, or where things are kept secret and do not seem to be part of the real world |
the twilight world of the occult 魔法的虚幻世界 | |
They lived in the twilight zone on the fringes of society. 他们生活在社会边缘光怪陆离之处。 |
2. | （局面或思想领域）朦胧的，模糊的，界限不清的used to describe a situation or area of thought that is not clearly defined |