shadow

la sombra

noun

shadow
[ˈʃædəʊ]
sustantivo
1sombra (f) (also sentido figurado)
  • to cast a shadow -> proyectar una sombra
  • the news cast a shadow over the occasion (sentido figurado) -> la noticia vino a ensombrecer el acto
  • without a shadow of doubt -> sin sombra de duda
  • to have shadows under one's eyes -> tener ojeras
adjetivo
2(política)
  • shadow Cabinet -> gabinete (m) en la sombra (británico), = el grupo de políticos de la oposición que formarían el gobierno en caso de que su partido estuviera en el poder
  • shadow Minister -> = político de la oposición que probablemente sería ministro en caso de que su partido formara gobierno
verbo transitivo
3seguir (follow)
SHADOW CABINET El Shadow Cabinet es el conjunto de los dirigentes parlamentarios del partido mayoritario de la oposición. Todos los integrantes del Shadow Cabinet están al cargo de una cartera y su función principal es la de actuar como contrapunto a las propuestas y políticas de los ministros que ostentan dichas carteras en el gobierno.

shadow [sha-dou]
sustantivo
1Sombra, oscuridad que produce en un cuerpo otro que se interpone entre él y la luz; sombrajo, sombraje.
2(Lit.) Sombras, oscuridad, tinieblas (darkness, gloom).
3Sombra, el fondo oscuro o partes sombreadas de una pintura.
4Cualquier sitio oscuro o cubierto de sombras (dark).
5Sombra, espectro, fantasma (spectre).
6Compañero inseparable o lo que sigue a otra cosa como si fuese su sombra (mate).
7Tipo, representación mística de alguna cosa.
8Traza o apariencia ligera; el más leve grado, poco.
9Sombra, refugio, amparo, protección (protection).
  • Without a shadow of doubt -> sin la más mínima duda, sin lugar a dudas
  • To cast a shadow -> proyectar una sombra
  • To be in the shadow of -> estar amenazado por
1Anublar, oscurecer, dar sombra, poner a la sombra.
2Representar imperfectamente o de un modo misterioso; representar por medio de un símbolo, simbolizar.
3Seguir, acompañar de cerca como una sombra; espiar, cazar, como hace un perro To be shadowed, ser perseguido.
4Matizar.
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
5Anublarse, oscurecerse. (n)
6Casarse o confundirse los colores. (n)
  • To shadow forth -> simbolizar, anunciar
va.

shadow [ˈʃædəʊ]
noun
1 (dark shape) sombra; (f)
all he could see was his own shadow
(darkness) oscuridad; (f) tinieblas; (f)
in the shadow a la sombra; five o'clock shadow barba de ocho horas; (f) doctors have discovered a shadow on his lung los médicos le han detectado una sombra mancha en el pulmón;or to cast a shadow over sth ensombrecer algo; to live in the shadow of sth/sb vivir eclipsado por algo/algn
He has always lived in the shadow of his brother
2 (informal) (tail) perseguidoraperseguidora;a perseguidora (m) (f)
When I returned to the highway, our shadow had disappeared
to put a shadow on sb hacer seguir a algn
3 (faithful companion) sombra; (f)
4 (Pol) miembro de la oposición con un cargo análogo al de ministro
Clarke flung at his shadow the accusation that he was a "tabloid politician" Clarke lanzó a su homólogo en la oposición la acusación de ser un "político sensacionalista"
5 (small amount) [of doubt, suspicion] atisbo; (m) asomo; (m) sombra; (f)
Not even a shadow of a suspicion had crossed his mind without a shadow of truth
I never had a the shadow of a doubt that he was rightor jamás tuve el menor asomo atisbo la menor sombra de duda de que tenía razón;oror without a shadow of a doubt sin (la menor) sombra de duda
Joanna knew, without a shadow of doubt, who it was
6 (vestige) sombra; (f)
he is a shadow of the man he used to be no es ni sombra de lo que era
He is but a shadow of the man he used to be, practically unrecognizable
a shadow of his former self la sombra de lo que fue
Vic's shadow sat quietly in a corner while the meeting went on
verb:transitive
1 (follow) seguir y vigilar
I was shadowed all the way home me siguieron hasta mi casa
2 (darken) ensombrecer; oscurecer
the hood shadowed her face la capucha ensombrecía oscurecía su rostro;or
modifier
shadow cabinet (n) (Britain) (Pol) consejo de ministros de la oposición; (m)
the shadow Foreign Secretary el portavoz parlamentario de la oposición en materia de asuntos extranjeros
shadow Chancellor (n) (Britain) (Pol) responsable portavoz de Economía y Hacienda de la oposición; (m)or (m)

Verb Conjugation for "shadow"

Imperative
  • shadow
  • you shadow
  • he/she shadows
  • we shadow
  • you shadow
  • they shadow
Preterite
  • I shadowed
  • you shadowed
  • he/she shadowed
  • we shadowed
  • you shadowed
  • they shadowed
Present Continuous
  • I am shadowing
  • you are shadowing
  • he/she is shadowing
  • we are shadowing
  • you are shadowing
  • they are shadowing
Present Perfect
  • I have shadowed
  • you have shadowed
  • he/she has shadowed
  • we have shadowed
  • you have shadowed
  • they have shadowed
Past Continuous
  • I was shadowing
  • you were shadowing
  • he/she was shadowing
  • we were shadowing
  • you were shadowing
  • they were shadowing
Past Perfect
  • I had shadowed
  • you had shadowed
  • he/she had shadowed
  • we had shadowed
  • you had shadowed
  • they had shadowed
Future
  • I will shadow
  • you will shadow
  • he/she will shadow
  • we will shadow
  • you will shadow
  • they will shadow
Future Perfect
  • I will have shadowed
  • you will have shadowed
  • he/she will have shadowed
  • we will have shadowed
  • you will have shadowed
  • they will have shadowed
Future Continuous
  • I will be shadowing
  • you will be shadowing
  • he/she will be shadowing
  • we will be shadowing
  • you will be shadowing
  • they will be shadowing
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been shadowing
  • you have been shadowing
  • he/she has been shadowing
  • we have been shadowing
  • you have been shadowing
  • they have been shadowing
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been shadowing
  • you will have been shadowing
  • he/she will have been shadowing
  • we will have been shadowing
  • you will have been shadowing
  • they will have been shadowing
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been shadowing
  • you had been shadowing
  • he/she had been shadowing
  • we had been shadowing
  • you had been shadowing
  • they had been shadowing
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