English to Spanish Meaning of shadow - sombra

Shadow :

sombra

noun

sombra, semejanza, resentimiento, imagen, reflexión, oscuro, oscuridad, noche, compañero, reflejo, burbuja, fantasma, espectro, genio, duende, espíritu sobrenatural, lo irreal, aire, ficción, jota, poco

verb

sombra

Shadow :: sombraShadowed :: sombreadaShadowing :: sombreadoShadows :: oscuridadShadowy :: vago

← Shade

shady →

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Definitions of shadow in English

Noun(1) shade within clear boundaries(2) an unilluminated area(3) something existing in perception only(4) a premonition of something adverse(5) an indication that something has been present(6) refuge from danger or observation(7) a dominating and pervasive presence(8) a spy employed to follow someone and report their movements(9) an inseparable companion
Verb(1) follow, usually without the person's knowledge(2) cast a shadow over(3) make appear small by comparison

Examples of shadow in English

(1) It was the first time Shawn had felt it, and it would, without a shadow of a doubt, be the last time.(2) But suddenly, he knew without a shadow of a doubt who this woman was.(3) Mel shook her head, a shadow crossing her face as she remembered about the sketch.(4) A shadow crossed Katherine's face as she saw Helena use Orion as a human shield.(5) Hugo held something dark in the palm of his hand about the size of a guinea and when the Captain turned away from him I noticed that the black shadow of his patch had gone.(6) the shadow Chancellor(7) They are already merely a shadow of the company they were.(8) Lines are often bold and thick, and the tight, even hatching sometimes dissolves in to smooth gradations of shadow .(9) But then they were gone, lost in the deep blanket of shadow and hair that covered his face.(10) Like the American cinema, the American theatre is today a pale shadow of what it used to be; this film is a reminder of what we're missing.(11) If you can't quite see the actors who are in deep shadow , and you can't quite make out what the leading lady is saying, the evening becomes a bit of an uphill climb.(12) The last thing she remembered seeing was the smirking face of Kyle Stratford, and she knew without a shadow of a doubt that they had been set up.(13) Howard lost the party's leadership to William Hague, who brought him back as shadow foreign minister, a role he held until 1999.(14) They live their daily existence in the shadow of one of the busiest travel destinations in the world.(15) a shadow crossed Maria's face(16) Christina grows up in the shadow of her older sister, whom everyone considers to be smarter, more creative, and more promising.

Related Phrases of shadow

(1) eye shadow ::

sombra

(2) dark shadow ::

sombra oscura

(3) shadow play ::

juego de sombras

(4) black shadow ::

Sombras

(5) rain shadow ::

sombra de lluvia

(6) shadow of death ::

la sombra de la muerte

(7) drop shadow ::

gota de sombra

(8) shadow cabinet ::

gabinete fantasma

(9) shadow price ::

precio sombra

(10) cast a shadow ::

Proyectar sombra

Related Phrases of shadow

(1) eye shadow ::

sombra

(2) dark shadow ::

sombra oscura

(3) shadow play ::

juego de sombras

(4) black shadow ::

Sombras

(5) rain shadow ::

sombra de lluvia

(6) shadow of death ::

la sombra de la muerte

(7) drop shadow ::

gota de sombra

(8) shadow cabinet ::

gabinete fantasma

(9) shadow price ::

precio sombra

(10) cast a shadow ::

Proyectar sombra

Synonyms

Noun

1. silhouette ::

silueta

2. shade ::

sombra

3. black cloud ::

nube negra

4. trace ::

rastro

5. inferior version ::

versión inferior

6. constant companion ::

compañero constante

8. dark ::

oscuro

9. apparition ::

aparición

10. tincture ::

tintura

Verb

11. overshadow ::

eclipsar

12. follow ::

seguir

13. shade off ::

degradar

Antonyms

1. blaze ::

resplandor

2. day ::

día

3. daylight ::

luz

4. glare ::

deslumbramiento

5. glow ::

brillo

6. light ::

ligero

Different Forms

shadow, shadowed, shadowing, shadows, shadowy

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