单词 | gloomy |
释义 | gloomy (gluːmi ) Word forms: gloomier , gloomiest 1. adjective If a place is gloomy, it is almost dark so that you cannot see very well. Inside it's gloomy after all that sunshine. ...this huge gloomy church. Synonyms: dark, dull, dim, dismal 2. adjective If people are gloomy, they are unhappy and have no hope. Graduates are feeling gloomy about the jobs market. gloomily adverb [ADVERB with verb] He tells me gloomily that he has been called up for army service. 3. adjective If a situation is gloomy, it does not give you much hope of success or happiness. ...a gloomy picture of an economy sliding into recession. Officials say the outlook for next year is gloomy. Synonyms: depressing, bad, dismal, dreary Collocations: gloomy assessment Analysts shared his gloomy assessment. Times, Sunday Times Retailers also issued a gloomy assessment of conditions on the high street. Times, Sunday Times The gloomy assessment triggered a global stock market slump. The Sun The gloomy assessment was driven by prospects for a rise in inflation, thanks to higher oil prices. Times, Sunday Times The continuing decline brought some gloomy assessments from key market players. Times, Sunday Times It made for a gloomy atmosphere among the dealers. Times, Sunday Times The album's droning ambiance and scattered electronic background cries at times almost pulls the listeners inside the gloomy atmosphere. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 It has lent its often gloomy atmosphere and harsh winters as unforgiving elemental characters in his frightening tales. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The gloomy atmosphere of the original poem was conserved all through the narration. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 Later, the mood changes back to the gloomy atmosphere of the first movement. Retrieved from Wikipedia CC BY-SA 3.0 The gloomy news about the market continues to pile up. Times, Sunday Times Breathless commentators announce each piece of gloomy news as if it were the end of the world. The Sun This ploy should help to avoid an increasingly common trap: that of buyers - faced with the emergence of gloomy news midway through a deal - demanding a discount from the seller. Times, Sunday Times Summer has vanished, and the gloomy sky, heavy clouds, and drenching rain are a fit accompaniment to the gloomy news from the front. Times, Sunday Times It was not all gloomy news, however. Times, Sunday Times And forecasters think there might be something in it, with a gloomy outlook for the rest of the month. The Sun (2009) The gloomy outlook has intensified concerns about the company's cashflow and whether it can sustain its dividend. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The wet conditions and gloomy outlook are likely to be the same tomorrow. The Sun (2015) This year has started with gloomy predictions about global recession. Times, Sunday Times There were gloomy predictions that the weather would deter buyers, but on the day a lengthy queue had formed an hour before the doors opened. Times, Sunday Times Alongside gloomy predictions of global warming, flooding and famine, were some interesting economic observations. Times, Sunday Times After gloomy predictions that winter was more or less over as a concept, the mountains are buzzing again. Times, Sunday Times The doctor likes what he sees and appears to have backed away from his gloomy predictions. Christianity Today After weeks of gloomy skies and pouring rain, it's tempting to think of heading somewhere warm and sunny. Times, Sunday Times Just as a forgettable game got under way on the most unforgettable of days, another rainbow emerged from the gloomy skies. Times, Sunday Times It contains images of stern and scholarly bachelors in wigs, obscure manuscripts in exotic scripts as well as ecclesiastical closes and college libraries under gloomy skies. The Times Literary Supplement Balmy sunshine will return this week and hopefully banish the dreadful cold, rain and gloomy skies that set the spring flowers back by a good few weeks. Times, Sunday Times The shares are a strong hold, even on a gloomy view of the economy and the housing market. Times, Sunday Times It's a gloomy view of human nature, but today's internet users are in serious danger of proving his point. Times, Sunday Times On the gloomy view, the shares trade at 4.6 times 2009 earnings, but interim results this month are likely to show what executives can do. Times, Sunday Times Many had a gloomy view of young people's employment prospects, which might help explain that confidence deficit. Times, Sunday Times The gloomy view came after two austerity programmes implemented in a vain attempt to retain the top-notch rating. Times, Sunday Times Showers of sparks cascade from its hull, piercing the gloomy weather. Times, Sunday Times Considering the gloomy weather forecast, she should have included ponchos and wellies. The Sun Rain and gloomy weather are thought more likely to increase blood pressure because of stress. Times, Sunday Times Her trendy loft conversion, which she bought earlier this year, contrasts starkly with the neighbouring council estates and gloomy weather outside. Times, Sunday Times Can the gloomy weather help to drive sales or will we have to wait for more news of changes at the company that will hopefully boost profits? Times, Sunday Times The gloomy winter months are behind us and our fancy turns to spring. Times, Sunday Times It was as though the curtains had been flung open after a long and gloomy winter. Times, Sunday Times In the dining room, the yellow walls provide a refreshing antidote to the gloomy winter weather. Times, Sunday Times Translations: Chinese: 令人沮丧的 Japanese: 憂鬱な |
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