dim
/dɪm/ adjective (dimmer, dimmest)Translation
NOT BRIGHT › not bright or clear
loş, hafif karanlık
He could hardly see her in the dim light.1500 a dim memory/recollection, etc › when you can remember something slightly, but not very well
belli belirsiz hatırlama, hayal meyal hafıza
1118STUPID UK informal › stupid
dimly adverb › kafasız, budala, aptal
He's nice, but a bit dim.1138karanlık, loş bir şekilde
a dimly lit room(Definition of dim adjective from the Cambridge Learner's Dictionary English-Turkish
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