dimout UK
ˈdɪmaʊt
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Definition of dimout - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
wartime lightingDatedUKreduction of lights to prevent enemy aircraft from locating a targetDatedUK
  • During the war, a dimout was enforced to protect the city from bombings.
blackout lights-out
2.
electricityDatedUKplanned reduction in electrical powerDatedUK
  • The city implemented a dimout to conserve energy.
blackout brownout power cut
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Origin of dimout

English, dim (reduce) + out (completely)

Examples of dimout in a sentence

  • The dimout made it difficult to navigate the streets.
  • The dimout lasted for several hours during the storm.
  • Factories were forced to shut down due to the dimout.

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  1. French:obscurcissement, diminution de puissance, ...
  2. German:Lichtreduzierung, Leistungsreduzierung, ...
  3. Italian:oscuramento, dim-out, ...
  4. Spanish:apagón, apagón parcial, ...
  5. Portuguese:redução de luzes, redução de energia, ...
  6. Chinese:减少照明, 限电措施, ...
  7. Japanese:灯火管制, 節電, ...
  8. Arabic:تَعْتيم جُزْئي, تَخْفيض الإِنارَة, ...
  9. Hebrew:הַאֲפָלָה, הַפְחָתַת חַשְׁמַל, ...
  10. Russian:снижение освещения, ограничение электроэнергии, ...
  11. Ukrainian:часткове затемнення, обмеження електропостачання, ...
  12. Hindi:मंद प्रकाश, डिमआउट, ...

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