adj.黄昏的

The crepuscular rays of sunlight filtering through the trees created a mystical ambiance in the forest.
穿过树木的暮光光线在森林中营造出了一种神秘的氛围。
Crepuscular animals, like deer, are most active during dawn and dusk.
像鹿这样的黄昏动物在黎明和黄昏时分最为活跃。
The photographer captured the crepuscular beauty of the city as the street lamps flickered on.
摄影师捕捉到了街灯闪烁时城市那朦胧的美。
The crepuscular light made reading difficult without straining my eyes.
在那微弱的黄昏光线中阅读，不伤眼睛很难。
Many insects, such as moths, are attracted to artificial lights during crepuscular hours.
许多昆虫，比如飞蛾，在黄昏时刻会被人造光源吸引。
The crepuscular rays streaming through the clouds gave the sky an ethereal quality.
透过云层的暮光束让天空呈现出一种超凡脱俗的美感。
The cat, a natural hunter, was alert and ready during the crepuscular hours when its prey was most active.
这只天生的猎手猫在黄昏时分特别警觉并准备就绪，因为这时它的猎物最活跃。
Walking in the woods at crepuscular times can be both peaceful and eerie due to the dim lighting.
黄昏时分在树林中散步，由于光线昏暗，既显得宁静又略带诡异。
The artist was fascinated by the crepuscular play of shadows on the old castle walls.
艺术家对投射在古老城堡墙上的朦胧暮色光影着迷不已。
Crepuscular birds, such as owls, begin their hunting routines as the day transitions into night.
像猫头鹰这样的黄昏鸟类在白天转为夜晚时开始它们的狩猎活动。