translucent
31Translucent — Gennemskinnelig, klar …
32translucent — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) adj. lucid, clear, diaphanous, hyalescent, semi opaque, frosty. See transparency. II (Roget s IV) modif. Syn. glassy, semitransparent, pellucid, frosted, crystalline; see also clear 2 , transparent 1 .… …
33translucent — adj. transparent; partially clear, partly transparent; lucid; easily understandable; glowing …
34translucent — a. 1. Semi transparent (admitting rays of light, but not capable of being distinctly seen through), pellucid, diaphanous. 2. See transparent …
35translucent — adj 1. limpid, lucent, pellucid, trans lucid, diaphanous. 2. intelligible, understandable, comprehensible; lucid, luculent, clear, crystal clear, plain, distinct …
36translucent — trans·lu·cent …
37translucent — [trænsˈluːs(ə)nt] adj clear enough for light to pass through, but not completely clear …
38translucent — /trænzˈlusənt / (say tranz loohsuhnt) adjective 1. transmitting light diffusely or imperfectly, as frosted glass. 2. Rare clear. {Latin translūcens, present participle, shining through} –translucence, translucency, noun –translucently, adverb …
39translucent — a. shining through; permitting the passage of light but not transparent. ♦ translucid, a. ♦ translucence, n …
40translucent — adj. 1 allowing light to pass through diffusely; semi transparent. 2 transparent. Derivatives: translucence n. translucency n. translucently adv. Etymology: L translucere (as TRANS , lucere shine) …