long shadow

language: es

definitions

  1. A shadow that extends a great distance on the ground or surface, typically occurring when a light source is positioned at a low angle relative to an object.
    es: Sombra alargada
  2. The lasting, pervasive, and often burdensome influence, consequences, or psychological impact of a past event, historical era, or prominent individual that continues to shape the present.
    es: Influencia profunda

examples

  1. During sunset, the lighthouse cast a long shadow across the calm waters of the harbor.

    Durante el atardecer, el faro proyectaba una larga sombra sobre las tranquilas aguas del puerto.

  2. Many historians argue that the political divisions of the Cold War continue to cast a long shadow over contemporary international relations.

    Muchos historiadores sostienen que las divisiones políticas de la Guerra Fría siguen proyectando una larga sombra sobre las relaciones internacionales contemporáneas.