Oscuro, sombrío o con poca luz.
Dark, gloomy, or lacking light.
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Al amanecer el lago parecía sombrío. — The lake looked murky at dawn.
Las instrucciones eran demasiado confusas para seguirlas. — The instructions were too murky to follow.
Hoy el agua del estanque estaba turbia. — The water in the pond looked murky today.
El trato tenía unos antecedentes oscuros que preocupaban. — The deal had a murky background that raised concerns.
¿Aquí siempre está tan oscuro? — Is it always so murky here?
¿Puedes aclarar esa explicación tan liosa? — Can you clarify that murky explanation?
¿Ves algo en esa sopa tan turbia? — Can you see anything in that murky soup?
Tiene un pasado turbio en los negocios. — She has a murky history in business dealings.
No me gusta conducir con un tiempo tan sombrío. — I don't like driving in murky weather.
Su respuesta fue vaga y confusa. — His response was murky and confusing.
Evitó bañarse en el río turbio. — She avoided swimming in the murky river.
Sospecho que hay un motivo oscuro detrás de lo que hicieron. — I suspect there’s a murky motive behind their action.
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