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twilight zone

/ˈtwaɪlaɪt zoʊn/

Traducción: Zona o estado intermedio entre dos realidades o condiciones, a menudo ambiguo, extraño o surrealista; también puede referirse a una situación o experiencia que parece separada de la vida normal o de la realidad cotidiana.

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/ˈtwaɪlaɪt zoʊn/B2informalart
  • esZona o estado intermedio entre dos realidades o condiciones, a menudo ambiguo, extraño o surrealista; también puede referirse a una situación o experiencia que parece separada de la vida normal o de la realidad cotidiana.

A metaphorical state or situation that is strange, surreal, or ambiguous, often referring to a place or experience that feels disconnected from reality or normal life.

  1. Dimly lit areaB2formal

    A place or area that is dimly lit, especially at dusk or dawn.

    eszona crepuscular

    • The forest was in a twilight zone as the sun set.
    • They walked through the twilight zone of the city streets.
    • The room was in a twilight zone, with only a single lamp on.
  2. Uncertain or ambiguous stateC1formal

    A situation or state that is unclear, undefined, or between two extremes.

    eszona gris

    • The legal case fell into a twilight zone of jurisdiction.
    • His political views exist in a twilight zone between left and right.
    • The project is in a twilight zone, not yet approved but not canceled.
  3. Surreal or strange situationB2informalamerican

    A situation that is bizarre, surreal, or out of the ordinary.

    eszona de lo extraño

    • The party turned into a twilight zone of strange conversations.
    • Living in that small town felt like a twilight zone sometimes.
    • The movie was a twilight zone of weird events and characters.
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