gloom

基本词汇

英 [glu:m]

美 [ɡlum]

n.黑暗；阴暗；忧郁

v.(使)变黑；(使)变忧郁

过去式: gloomed 过去分词: gloomed 现在分词: glooming 第三人称单数: glooms

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gloom

noun

1. a feeling of melancholy apprehension

Synonym: gloominesssombernesssombreness

2. a state of partial or total darkness

e.g. he struck a match to dispel the gloom

Synonym: sombernesssombreness

3. an atmosphere of depression and melancholy

e.g. gloom pervaded the office

Synonym: gloominessglumness

1. 阴暗；昏暗
The gloom is a state of near darkness.

gloom的意思

e.g. ...the gloom of a foggy November morning...
11月份一个雾蒙蒙的早晨，天空昏暗阴沉
e.g. I was peering about me in the gloom.
我在暗处端详着自己。

2. 忧郁；愁闷；无望
Gloom is a feeling of sadness and lack of hope.

e.g. ...the deepening gloom over the economy.
对经济的忧虑日益加重

1. 郁闷：gloom郁闷,忧愁:g(耕)+100(一百)+m(亩),耕了一百亩地,感觉很郁闷;或g哥哥的100块m没了也很郁闷, 得了非典被隔离(gl)在一个房间(room)里一定很郁闷(gloom11.

用作名词(n.)

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。
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。
The news of defeat filled them all with gloom.
失败的消息使他们满怀郁闷。

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In the gloom of the jungle each minute seemed more ominous.
出自：N. Mailer
I hate myself for glooming about the house in secret.
出自：Century Magazine
Marcelle..who had lately quarrelled with her best friend..gloomed at Sir Robert's right hand.
出自：E. Bowen