gloaming

noun

1. 朦胧的暮色
   the faint light after the sun sets

1. I walk through a rose garden in the gloaming, its silence broken only by the cry of a peacock.
   我趁着薄暮走过玫瑰花园，只有孔雀的叫声打破其宁静。
2. Dawn comes and you see its path-the glistening leaf, the gloaming stem, the limp, blackening garden vine.
   拂晓时分，你随处可见它的踪迹，在闪亮的叶子上，朦胧的茎干上，盘曲黝黑的藤蔓上。
3. The square tower of a church loomed through the gloaming. the imponderable mysterious and vaporous illusions of twilight ( John C. Powys) See Synonyms at airy
   在薄暮中隐约可以看见一个教堂的方塔。薄暮时分神秘空灵的幻象（约翰C.波伊斯）参见
4. In the gloaming, the crows flew in to gather for the night in a stand of bare oaks.
   薄暮时分成，鸦群飞向光秃秃的橡树（tree）枝条上过夜。
5. Stars in the purple gloaming.
   紫色黄昏里是闪闪的星星。

noun

1. the time of day immediately following sunset
   1. he loved the twilight
   2. they finished before the fall of night

   Synonym:    twilightduskgloamnightfallevenfallfallcrepusculecrepuscle