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1. (adj.) translucent
permitting light to pass through but diffusing it so that objects on the opposite side are not clearly visible:
Frosted window glass is translucent.
2. translucent
easily understandable; lucid.
3. translucent
clear; transparent:
translucent seawater.
Etymology: (1590–1600; < L trānslūcent-, s. of trānslūcēns, prp. of trānslūcere to shine through =
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| Definition of 'translucent' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) translucent, semitransparent
allowing light to pass through diffusely
"translucent amber"; "semitransparent curtains at the windows"
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| Definition of 'translucent' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) translucent
transmitting rays of light without permitting objects to be distinctly seen; partially transparent
2. (adj) translucent
transparent; clear
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Sense: allowing light to pass through, but not transparent
translucent silk.
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Afrikaans: deursigtig |
Arabic: نِصْف شَفّاف |
Bulgarian: прозиращ |
Brazilian: translúcido |
Czech: průsvitný |
German: durchscheinend |
Danish: gennemskinnelig |
Greek: ημιδιαφανής |
Spanish: translúcido |
Estonian: poolläbipaistev |
Farsi: ترا رخشا |
Finnish: läpikuultava |
French: translucide |
Hebrew: מַעֲבִיר אוֹר |
Hindi: पारभासी |
Croatian: providan, proziran |
Hungarian: áttetsző |
Indonesian: tembus cahaya |
Icelandic: hálfgegnsær |
Italian: traslucido |
Japanese: 半透明の |
Korean: 반투명한 |
Lithuanian: perregimas |
Latvian: caurspīdīgs |
Malay: lut cahaya |
Dutch: doorschijnend |
Norwegian: gjennomskinnelig |
Polish: przeświecający |
Persian: ترا رخشا |
Pashto: نیم شفاف |
Portuguese: translúcido |
Romanian: translucid |
Russian: просвечивающий |
Slovak: priesvitný, priehľadný |
Slovenian: prosojen |
Serbian: prozračan |
Swedish: [halv]genomskinlig |
Thai: ที่ให้แสงผ่านได้น้อย |
Turkish: yarı saydam |
Taiwanese: 半透明的 |
Ukrainian: напівпрозорий |
Urdu: صاف شفاف |
Vietnamese: mờ |
Chinese: 半透明的 |
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