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Detailed Translations for shadowed from English to German

shadowed:


Translation Matrix for shadowed:

AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- shadowy; shady; umbrageous

Synonyms for "shadowed":


Related Definitions for "shadowed":

  1. filled with shade1
    • the surface of the pond is dark and shadowed1

shadow:

shadow [the ~] nomen

  1. the shadow (shade)
    der Schatten
  2. the shadow (ghost)
    der Schatten; die Schemen; Hirngespinst
  3. the shadow (silhouette)
    die Silhouette; Schattenbild
  4. the shadow (drop shadow)
    – A shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth. 2
    der Schatten; der Schlagschatten

to shadow verb (shadows, shadowed, shadowing)

  1. to shadow (tail)
    schattieren
    • schattieren verb (schattiere, schattierst, schattiert, schattierte, schattiertet, schattiert)

Conjugations for shadow:

present
  1. shadow
  2. shadow
  3. shadows
  4. shadow
  5. shadow
  6. shadow
simple past
  1. shadowed
  2. shadowed
  3. shadowed
  4. shadowed
  5. shadowed
  6. shadowed
present perfect
  1. have shadowed
  2. have shadowed
  3. has shadowed
  4. have shadowed
  5. have shadowed
  6. have shadowed
past continuous
  1. was shadowing
  2. were shadowing
  3. was shadowing
  4. were shadowing
  5. were shadowing
  6. were shadowing
future
  1. shall shadow
  2. will shadow
  3. will shadow
  4. shall shadow
  5. will shadow
  6. will shadow
continuous present
  1. am shadowing
  2. are shadowing
  3. is shadowing
  4. are shadowing
  5. are shadowing
  6. are shadowing
subjunctive
  1. be shadowed
  2. be shadowed
  3. be shadowed
  4. be shadowed
  5. be shadowed
  6. be shadowed
diverse
  1. shadow!
  2. let's shadow!
  3. shadowed
  4. shadowing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for shadow:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Hirngespinst ghost; shadow chimera; delusion; erroneous idea; fallacy; false hopes; fantasm; fantasy; figment of the imagination; illusion; mirage; phantasm; phantasy; wrong notion
Schatten drop shadow; ghost; shade; shadow bags; rings under one's eyes
Schattenbild shadow; silhouette
Schemen ghost; shadow face guards; masks; shadows; silhouettes
Schlagschatten drop shadow; shadow cast shadow; cast shadows
Silhouette shadow; silhouette
- apparition; dark; darkness; fantasm; phantasm; phantasma; phantom; shadower; tail; tincture; trace; vestige
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
schattieren shadow; tail shade
- dwarf; overshadow; shade; shade off
Not SpecifiedRelated TranslationsOther Translations
Schatten Shadow

Related Words for "shadow":


Synonyms for "shadow":


Related Definitions for "shadow":

  1. refuge from danger or observation1
    • he felt secure in his father's shadow1
  2. something existing in perception only1
  3. an indication that something has been present1
  4. a premonition of something adverse1
    • a shadow over his happiness1
  5. an unilluminated area1
  6. an inseparable companion1
    • the poor child was his mother's shadow1
  7. a spy employed to follow someone and report their movements1
  8. a dominating and pervasive presence1
    • he received little recognition working in the shadow of his father1
  9. shade within clear boundaries1
  10. follow, usually without the person's knowledge1
    • The police are shadowing her1
  11. make appear small by comparison1
  12. cast a shadow over1
  13. A shaded outline that appears behind an object or text and creates the illusion of depth.2

Wiktionary Translations for shadow:

shadow
noun
  1. dark image projected onto a surface
verb
  1. to block light or radio transmission
  2. to secretly track or follow another
shadow
verb
  1. jemanden heimlich überwachen; jemanden im Geheimen beobachten
  2. von sich aus einen Schatten werfen
noun
  1. die einem bestimmten Einwirken abgewandte Seite

Cross Translation:
FromToVia
shadow beschatten schaduwen — iemand ongemerkt volgen
shadow Schatten ombreobscurité relatif que cause un corps opaque en intercepter la lumière.