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  3. mpandray anjara fahatelo singiolary ny sobjônktiva ankehitriny ny matoanteny silhouetter
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silhouette

  1. matetika arahin'ny manohitra na amin'ny: maneho (ny tenany na olona iray, na zavatra iray) ho toy ny endriky
    • We guided ourselves, by the fitful flashes of forked and sheet lightning combined, towards a ghostly point, whose deeper blackness silhouetted it against the shades. – I, To Sánga-Tánga and Back
    • [N]ot only the passing figure of the young girl was seen, but the dazzling green and gold of the hillside, and the far-off silhouetted crests of the Coast Range. – An adjective use.
    • Scores of coconut-shell fires blazed with their characteristic glaring white flame, throwing grotesque shadows on the brown thatched huts, dancing in fairylike shimmerings among the domes of coconut fronds, casting ghostly reaches of light through the adjacent graveyards, and silhouetting the forms of pareu-clad natives at work cleaning their fish or laying them on the live coals to broil. – Robert Dean Frisbie, The Book of Puka-Puka, The Fine Art of Trading, New York, N.Y.; London, The Century Co., section II, 1208599, 1929, July
    • Driving 2-6-2 locomotive No. 4771 Green Arrow, Blunt suddenly noticed that the tunnel mouth was silhouetted in a dazzling white glare and that incendiary bombs were showering down in their hundreds, he slammed on all his brakes and brought his train to a stop just inside the tunnel. – Top Link Drivers: XXI—Driver H. Blunt, L.N.E.R., The Railway Magazine, London, Tothill Press, 0033-8923, 1256058197, 1944, July–August
  2. miseho ho toy ny endriky ny endriky ny vatana
    • [T]he distant islands lay dark and massive across our path, their huge crowns silhouetting in clear-cut outlines against the eastern sky, – The North Shore, Harper’s New Monthly Magazine, New York, N.Y., Harper & Brothers,, LXIX, CCCCIX, 2, 924884025, 1884, June

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silhouette

  1. fanehoana ara-javakanto, matetika ny mombamomba ny olona, amin'ny endrika endrika tsy misy antsipiriany hafa hita maso, mitovy amin'ny aloka, vita amin'ny fanapahana sombin-taratasy mainty, famenoana endrika amin'ny loko tokana (matetika mainty), sns
    • She had a feeble pencil drawing of the vicarage in Dorsetshire, and silhouettes of her father and mother, which were hung up in the lodgings wherever she went. – In which Miss Prior is Kept at the Door
    • [A] portion of the collection of commissions, documents, autograph letters and portraits; a case containing silhouets of famous Colonial personages, a silhouet ring, some smoked silhouets, – Colonial Relics, William Hayes Ward, The Independent, New York, N.Y., The Independent,, LXII, 3044, 2, 4927591, 4 April 1907
  2. endriky ny olona iray na zavatra iray hita eo amin'ny fototra mazava kokoa
    • I could see a silhouette of a figure looking out from the window, but I couldn’t tell if it was a man or a woman.
    • All we could see were ghostly-looking silhouettes of ships gliding here and there through the clouds; and I am sure the coachman's remark was quite correct, that it was a pity the day was so misty. – Belfast to the Causeway
    • Entering the gate and passing the shrubs, the silhouette of a house rose to view; black, low, and rather long: but the guiding light shone nowhere. All was obscurity. – III
    • Another second and I saw the black silhouette of the old Zulu raise its arm in mute salute, and Nyleptha was before us. – Before the Statue
    • At Stirling, we obtained a wonderful silhouette view of the Wallace Monument, and the dark line of the Ochil Hills, and the castle stood out clearly against the afterglow of the sunset. – Arthur F. Beckenham, With British Railways to the Far North, The Railway Magazine, London, Tothill Press, 0033-8923, 1256058197, 1950, January
  3. ny endriky ny akanjo, araka ny endrik'ilay mitafy
    • A-line is a classic silhouette for dresses and skirts.
    • Dresses have departed from the straight-line severity of last season and show great diversity of design. One may choose the semi-princess silhouet or the flared peplum, the bloused silhouet, the bolero or the caplet effects. – Elita Miller Lenz, Feminine Frills [Fashion Highlights], The Billboard: The Theatrical Digest and Show World Review, Cincinnati, Oh., The Billboard Publishing Company, XXXVIII, 7, 4, 7524629, 13 February 1926
  4. Famaritana an-tsoratra fohy momba ny olona iray na zavatra iray
    • [A]t my elbow stood a tall man, young, though probably five or six years older than I—in other respects of an appearance the opposite to common-place; though just now, as I am not disposed to paint his portrait in detail, the reader must be content with the silhouette I have just thrown off; – I, III, 40

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