dimmed

• Describe algo que se ha hecho menos brillante o menos intenso, a menudo refiriéndose a la luz o la visibilidad.

Describes something that has been made less bright or less intense, often referring to light or visibility.

1. Reduced brightnessB1formal

   Made less bright or less intense in light.

   atenuado, oscurecido

   • The dimmed lights created a cozy atmosphere in the room.
   • He looked at the dimmed screen of his phone.
   • The car's dimmed headlights were barely visible in the fog.

   Sinónimosdarkeneddulledfadedmutedshadedsubdued

   Antónimosbrightbrilliantilluminatedlucidluminousradiant

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de reducir la intensidad de la luz o hacer algo menos brillante, o para expresar que algo se vuelve menos claro o nítido.

A verb used to indicate the act of making or becoming less bright or distinct, or to reduce the intensity of light.

1. Reduce lightB1formal

   To make or become less bright or less intense in light.

   atenuar la luz

   • She dimmed the lights for the movie.
   • The driver dimmed his headlights for oncoming traffic.
   • The screen dims automatically to save battery.

   Sinónimosbedimclouddarkendullfadelowerobscureshade

   Antónimosbrightenilluminatelighten

2. Fade or weakenB2formal

   To become less clear, strong, or vivid.

   debilitarse, atenuarse

   • His memory of the event dimmed over time.
   • The colors of the painting have dimmed with age.
   • Her enthusiasm for the project began to dim after the setbacks.

   Sinónimosblurclouddiminishdulldwindlefadelessenobscurepalewaneweaken

   Antónimosbrightenclarifyintensifysharpenstrengthen