gloom

gloomgloomD.J.:[ɡlu:m]K.K.:[ɡlum]n.1.昏暗, 阴暗In the gathering gloom it was difficult to see anything distinctly.在越来越暗的情况下, 什么东西都看不清。2.忧郁, 沮丧, 失望The news of defeat filled them all with gloom.失败的消息使他们满怀郁闷。The news cast a deep gloom over the whole family.那个消息使全家笼罩着一片愁云惨雾。

gloom[ɡlu:m]n.1.黑暗,阴暗,昏暗;阴沉,朦胧2.(黑)暗处,阴暗处;多荫的地方3.郁闷,抑郁,忧愁,忧伤;沮丧4.忧郁的表情,沮丧的心情,消沉的样子5.[苏格兰英语]蹙额,皱眉vi.1.(天色等)变黑暗 (或阴暗),变朦胧,变阴沉2.变郁闷,显得忧郁(或沮丧),显愁容;感到闷闷不乐:She gloomed all day.她整天闷闷不乐。3.隐约地出现:The hill gloomed before us.山丘隐隐约约出现在我们面前。4.蹙额,皱眉vt.1.使黑暗(或阴暗、朦胧、阴沉)2.忧郁地表示,沮丧地表示3.[古语]使忧郁,使郁闷,使沮丧,使情绪低落cast a gloom over使…变得暗淡;使…蒙上阴影;使罩上悲伤的气氛gloom and doom对未来的悲观失望;(尤指在政治或金融方面)前景暗淡

gloomgloom[ɡlu:m]n.1.幽[黑]暗, 朦胧2.黑暗[阴暗]处3.忧愁[郁]; 情绪低落; 沮丧4.[苏]忧郁的面貌5.不利的局面The death of our beloved premier cast a gloom over the whole country.我们敬爱的总理的逝世使得全国罩上了一层悲伤的气氛。
词性变化gloom[ɡlu:m]vt.1.使黑暗, 使朦胧2.使忧愁[郁]3.忧伤地说Dark clouds gloomed the streets.乌云使大街上阴沉沉地。gloom[ɡlu:m]vi.1.(天色等)变黑, 变阴暗[朦胧]2.变忧愁[郁](over)3.现愁容, 做苦脸(at, on)Jack is still glooming over his coffee at the way he had been tricked.杰克一边喝着咖啡, 一边还在闷闷不乐地回忆自己当时受骗的那种情况。

继承用法gloomingn.1.怒容; [诗]黎明

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