Interglot - "dark" traducido de inglés a español

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dark:
- oscuro
- oscuridad; penumbra; infierno; tinieblas; infiernos
Wiktionary:
- dark → anochecer, oscuridad
- dark → oscuro
- dark → oscuridad, oscura, oscuro, sombrío, opaco, obscuridad, tinieblas, adusto, encapotado, cubierto, triste, mohino

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Traducciones detalladas de dark de inglés a español

the dark (darkness)
la oscuridad; la penumbra
- oscuridad [la ~] sustantivo
- penumbra [la ~] sustantivo
the dark (hell; inferno; darkness)
el infierno; la tinieblas; el infiernos
- infierno [el ~] sustantivo
- tinieblas [la ~] sustantivo
- infiernos [el ~] sustantivo

Noun	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
infierno	dark; darkness; hell; inferno
infiernos	dark; darkness; hell; inferno
oscuridad	dark; darkness	darkness; dejectedness; despair; desperation; despondency; gloom; ignorance; obscurity; somberness; sombreness; unfamiliarity with; vagueness
penumbra	dark; darkness	dim; dusk; gloam; semidarkness; twilight
tinieblas	dark; darkness; hell; inferno
-	darkness; iniquity; night; nighttime; shadow; wickedness
Adjective	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
-	benighted; black; colored; coloured; dark-skinned; dour; glowering; glum; moody; morose; non-white; obscure; saturnine; sinister; sour; sullen
Modifier	Traducciones relacionadas	Other Translations
infierno		garish; glaring; shrill; staring
oscuro	dark; unlit	cheerless; creepy; deceitful; drab; dubious; gloomy; grey; grimy; indistinct; joyless; mat; melancholic; mendacious; moody; nasty; obscure; pensive; problematic; questionable; sad; scary; shady; shifty; sinister; slimy; somber; sombre; suspect; suspicious; triste; uncertain; unclear; unreliable; vague; wistful

Acheronian; Acherontic; Stygian; aphotic; black; pitch-black; pitch-dark; caliginous; Cimmerian; crepuscular; darkened; darkening; darkling; dim; subdued; dusky; twilight; twilit; glooming; gloomy; gloomful; sulky; lightless; unilluminated; unlighted; unlit; semidark; tenebrous; tenebrific; tenebrious
darkish; black
brunet; brunette
black; sinister; evil
blue; depressing; dingy; disconsolate; dismal; dispiriting; gloomy; grim; sorry; drab; drear; dreary; cheerless; uncheerful
concealed
dour; glowering; glum; moody; morose; saturnine; sour; sullen; ill-natured
benighted; unenlightened
obscure; incomprehensible; uncomprehensible
colored; coloured; dark-skinned; non-white
inactive
darkness; illumination
iniquity; wickedness; condition; status
shadow; scene
night; nighttime; time period; period of time; period
unenlightenment

not giving performances; closed¹
- the theater is dark on Mondays¹
having skin rich in melanin pigments¹
brunet (used of hair or skin or eyes)¹
- dark eyes¹
devoid of or deficient in light or brightness; shadowed or black¹
- sitting in a dark corner¹
- a dark day¹
- dark shadows¹
- dark as the inside of a black cat¹
(used of color) having a dark hue¹
- dark green¹
- dark glasses¹
- dark colors like wine red or navy blue¹
marked by difficulty of style or expression¹
- much that was dark is now quite clear to me¹
lacking enlightenment or knowledge or culture¹
- the dark ages¹
- a dark age in the history of education¹
stemming from evil characteristics or forces; wicked or dishonorable¹
- Darth Vader of the dark side¹
- a dark purpose¹
- dark undercurrents of ethnic hostility¹
showing a brooding ill humor¹
- a dark scowl¹
secret¹
- keep it dark¹
an unenlightened state¹
- he was in the dark concerning their intentions¹
an unilluminated area¹
absence of light or illumination¹
absence of moral or spiritual values¹
the time after sunset and before sunrise while it is dark outside¹

dark

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adjective

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• dark	→ oscuridad	↔ Dunkelheit — ein dunkel, lichtarmer Zustand oder Ort
• dark	→ oscura; oscuro	↔ dunkel — ohne oder wenig Licht, lichtlos
• dark	→ oscuro; sombrío	↔ düster — dunkel, trübe, schlecht beleuchtet
• dark	→ oscuro	↔ donker — zonder licht
• dark	→ oscuro; opaco	↔ foncé — sombre, peu clair.
• dark	→ oscuro	↔ obscur — Où il y a peu, où il n’y a pas de lumière.
• dark	→ oscuridad; obscuridad; tinieblas	↔ obscurité — absence partielle ou totale de lumière.
• dark	→ adusto; encapotado; cubierto; oscuro; sombrío; triste; mohino	↔ sombre — Qui est peu éclairer ; qui recevoir peu de lumière ; qui est obscur.