English–Japanese
“dim” in Japanese
How to say “dim” in Japanese
“Dim” in Japanese is 薄暗い (usugurai).
Expresses a low level of light that leaves a place neither fully dark nor clearly bright.
Example sentences with 薄暗い
窓のない廊下は昼間でも薄暗いです。mado no na i rō ka wa hiru ma de mo usu gura i de su
A hallway without windows is dim even during the day.
Tips for using 薄暗い
- English speakers may use gloomy for a dark room, but gloomy can also describe a person's mood, while 薄暗い (usugurai) focuses on the room's limited light.