dim

US /dɪm/
UK /dɪm/
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1.

malap, kabur

not shining brightly or clearly

:
The light in the room was very dim.
Cahaya di dalam bilik sangat malap.
His eyesight has grown dim with age.
Penglihatannya menjadi malap dengan usia.
2.

suram, malap

(of a prospect or hope) not good or favorable

:
The future looks dim for the struggling company.
Masa depan kelihatan suram bagi syarikat yang bergelut.
Hopes for a quick resolution were dim.
Harapan untuk penyelesaian pantas adalah malap.
3.

rabun, lambat

(of a person or their eyes) having poor eyesight

:
My grandmother is getting a bit dim now, she can barely read.
Nenek saya semakin rabun sekarang, dia hampir tidak boleh membaca.
He's not just old, he's also a bit dim in his understanding.
Dia bukan sahaja tua, dia juga agak lambat dalam pemahamannya.
1.

malapkan, menjadi malap

make or become less bright or clear

:
Please dim the lights, it's too bright in here.
Tolong malapkan lampu, terlalu terang di sini.
The streetlights began to dim as dawn approached.
Lampu jalan mula malap apabila subuh menjelang.