单词	dourly
释义	dourdour /dʊə, ˈdaʊə $ daʊr, dʊr/ adjective Word Origin WORD ORIGINdour Origin: 1300-1400 Gaelic dur, perhaps from Latin durus ‘hard’ Examples EXAMPLES FROM OTHER DICTIONARIES a dour reminder EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS And the only nickname anyone has come up with for the dour former Stanford star is, well, Mike. His expression seems dour, chastened around the edges. In spite of what some nonscientists think, scientists are not necessarily dour. It was a dour struggle between two workmanlike teams. Nelly watched the thoughts chasing each other across his dour countenance. The Neo-Expressionists mostly seem too dour to qualify - and most do not make prints on a sufficiently regular basis. 1serious, never smiling, and unfriendly2a dour place is one that is plain and dull, and where people do not have any fun—dourly adverb
随便看	conceivably conceive concentrate concentrated concentration concentration camp concentric concept conception conceptual conceptual art conceptualization conceptualize conceptually concern concerned concerning concert concerted concertedly concertgoer concert hall concertina concertmaster concerto

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