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1. (n.) sundown
sunset.
2. (v.i.) sundown
to experience nighttime confusion, esp. as a result of strange surroundings, drug effects, or decreased sensory input.
Etymology: (1610–20)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) sunset, sundown
the time in the evening at which the sun begins to fall below the horizon
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1. (noun) Sundown
the setting of the sun; sunset
2. (noun) Sundown
a kind of broad-brimmed sun hat worn by women
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Sense: (especially American) sunset.
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 Afrikaans: sonsondergang |
 Arabic: وَقْت الغُروب، مَغيب |
 Bulgarian: залез |
 Brazilian: pôr do sol |
 Czech: západ slunce |
 German: der Sonnenstrahl |
 Danish: solnedgang |
 Greek: ηλιοβασίλεμα |
 Spanish: puesta de sol |
 Estonian: loojang |
 Farsi: غروب آفتاب |
 Finnish: auringonlasku |
 French: coucher du soleil |
 Hebrew: דִימדוּמִים |
 Hindi: सूर्यास्त |
 Croatian: zalaz sunca |
 Hungarian: naplemente |
 Indonesian: saat matahari terbenam |
 Icelandic: sólsetur |
 Italian: tramonto |
 Japanese: 日没 |
 Korean: 일몰 |
 Lithuanian: saulėlydis |
 Latvian: saulriets |
 Malay: matahari terbenam |
 Dutch: zonsondergang |
 Norwegian: solnedgang |
 Polish: zachód słońca |
 Persian: غروب آفتاب |
 Pashto: د لمر پریوتنه |
 Portuguese: pôr do sol |
 Romanian: apus de soare |
 Russian: закат |
 Slovak: západ slnka |
 Slovenian: sončni zahod |
 Serbian: zalazak sunca |
 Swedish: solnedgång |
 Thai: เวลาพระอาทิตย์ตก |
 Turkish: gün batımı, gurup |
 Taiwanese: 日落 |
 Ukrainian: захід сонця |
 Urdu: غروب آفتاب |
 Vietnamese: lúc mặt trời lặn |
 Chinese: 日落 |
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