adv.暗淡地，昏暗地，模糊地

The candle flickered dimly in the corner, casting eerie shadows on the walls.
蜡烛在角落里微弱地闪烁，把墙壁投射出阴森的影子。
She entered the room, her eyes adjusting to the dim light after being outside for hours.
她在外面待了几个小时后，走进房间，眼睛适应着昏暗的光线。
The old man's voice was so faint and dimly heard that it was hard to make out what he was saying.
老人的声音如此微弱，几乎难以听清他在说什么。
The ancient manuscript was written in a script so small and dimly legible, only a scholar could decipher it.
那部古籍上的字迹极小且模糊，只有学者才能解读。
The streetlights were dimly lit, making it difficult to see clearly at night.
街灯昏暗，夜晚很难看清楚。
The room had no windows, and the only source of light was a dimly glowing lamp in the center.
房间里没有窗户，唯一的光源是中央的一盏微弱的灯。
She squinted to see the words on the blackboard more clearly, as they were displayed dimly in the back of the classroom.
她眯着眼睛想看清黑板上模糊的字迹，那是教室后排的投影。
The old photo showed a blurry image of their childhood home, with dimly remembered details etched in their minds.
那张旧照片中，他们童年家的模糊影像仍深深印在记忆中。
The movie theater was packed, but the screen projected a dimly lit scene, creating an intimate atmosphere.
电影院挤满了人，但屏幕上放映的是微弱光亮的场景，营造出一种私密感。
He turned on the dimmer switch, softening the bright lights to a gentle, warm glow.
他打开调光开关，将明亮的灯光调至柔和的暖光。