释义 |
ennuien‧nui /ɒnˈwiː $ ɑːn-/ noun [uncountable]  ennuiOrigin: 1700-1800 French, Old French enuier; ➔ ANNOY - Apparently, sophistication and ennui can be easily applied with a brush.
- Joseph is a disgruntled Brooklyn teenager who, when he doesn't get into Columbia, fills up with ennui.
- She asks what she can do to dispel her ennui, and he advises that she concern herself with matters outside herself.
- She swam slowly out into the sea, waiting for the ghastly ennui to pass.
- The Dream Teamers, as individuals, are not bogged down with ennui.
- Were it not fur her, I dare say Edward Plantagenet would long since have succumbed to ennui and despair.
- When they fail to do this, ennui is not far behind.
formal a feeling of being tired, bored, and unsatisfied with your life |