mirky

• Variante ortográfica de 'murky', que significa oscuro, sombrío o poco claro, ya sea por falta de luz o por ser confuso y difícil de entender.

An obsolete spelling variant of 'murky', meaning dark, gloomy, or obscure.

1. Clouded or unclear (liquids)B2formal

   Describes a liquid that is not clear, often due to suspended particles or sediment.

   Turbio o poco claro (líquidos)

   • The river water looked mirky after the heavy rain.
   • She poured a glass of mirky apple juice from the bottle.
   • The pond was too mirky to see the bottom.

   Sinónimoscloudymuddymurkyroilyturbidunclear

   Antónimosclearcrystal clearlimpidpellucidtransparent

2. Dark or gloomyB2formal

   Describes an environment that is dark, dim, or lacking in light, often creating a somber atmosphere.

   Oscuro o sombrío

   • The mirky alley was lit by a single flickering lamp.
   • They walked through the mirky forest as dusk fell.
   • The room felt mirky and oppressive with the curtains drawn.

   Sinónimosdarkdimduskygloomymurkyobscureshadowysomber

   Antónimosbrightclearluminousradiantsunny