英语词汇“lonely”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

in the sense of forlorn

Definition

lonely, unhappy, and uncared-for

He looked a forlorn figure as he limped off.

Synonyms

miserable,

helpless,

pathetic,

pitiful,

lost,

forgotten,

abandoned,

unhappy,

lonely,

lonesome (US, Canadian),

homeless,

forsaken,

bereft,

destitute,

wretched,

disconsolate,

friendless,

down in the dumps (informal),

pitiable,

cheerless,

woebegone,

comfortless

in the sense of forsaken

She felt forsaken and gave up any attempt at order.

Synonyms

abandoned,

ignored,

lonely,

lonesome (US, Canadian),

stranded,

ditched,

left behind,

marooned,

outcast,

forlorn,

cast off,

jilted,

friendless,

left in the lurch

in the sense of friendless

He was unhappy because he was friendless.

Synonyms

alone,

abandoned,

deserted,

isolated,

lonely,

cut off,

alienated,

solitary,

shunned,

estranged,

forsaken,

forlorn,

unattached,

lonesome (US, Canadian),

all alone,

ostracized,

without ties,

with no one to turn to,

without a friend in the world

in the sense of godforsaken

Definition

desolate or dreary

I don't want to stay in this God-forsaken country.

Synonyms

desolate,

abandoned,

deserted,

remote,

neglected,

lonely,

bleak,

gloomy,

backward,

dismal,

dreary,

forlorn,

wretched

in the sense of isolated

He now lives an isolated life in the countryside.

Synonyms

solitary,

withdrawn,

lonely,

sheltered,

segregated,

cloistered,

reclusive,

lonesome (US, Canadian),

sequestered,

introverted,

friendless,

companionless

in the sense of isolated

Many of the refugee areas are in isolated areas.

Synonyms

remote,

far,

distant,

lonely,

out-of-the-way,

hidden,

retired,

far-off,

secluded,

inaccessible,

faraway,

outlying,

in the middle of nowhere,

off the beaten track,

backwoods,

godforsaken,

incommunicado,

unfrequented

in the sense of lone

Definition

solitary

a lone motorist

Synonyms

solitary,

single,

separate,

one,

only,

sole,

by yourself,

unaccompanied

in the sense of lonesome

Definition

causing feelings of loneliness

I've grown so lonesome, thinking of you.

Synonyms

lonely,

deserted,

isolated,

lone,

gloomy,

dreary,

desolate,

forlorn,

friendless,

cheerless,

companionless

in the sense of remote

Definition

far from civilization

a remote farm in the hills

Synonyms

distant,

far,

isolated,

lonely,

out-of-the-way,

far-off,

secluded,

inaccessible,

faraway,

outlying,

in the middle of nowhere,

off the beaten track,

backwoods,

godforsaken

in the sense of secluded

Definition

private and sheltered

We found a secluded beach further on.

Synonyms

private,

sheltered,

isolated,

remote,

lonely,

cut off,

solitary,

out-of-the-way,

tucked away,

cloistered,

sequestered,

off the beaten track,

unfrequented

单词	lonely
释义	Trends of lonely View usage for: lonely (loʊnli) Word forms: comparative lonelier, superlative loneliest 1. adjective Someone who is lonely is unhappy because they are alone or do not have anyone they can talk to. ...lonely people who just want to talk. I feel lonelier in the middle of London than I do on my boat in the middle of nowhere. Synonyms: solitary, alone, isolated, abandoned More Synonyms of lonely The lonely are people who are lonely. He looks for the lonely, the lost, the unloved. 2. adjective A lonely situation or period of time is one in which you feel unhappy because you are alone or do not have anyone to talk to. I desperately needed something to occupy me during those long, lonely nights. ...her lonely childhood. 3. adjective A lonely place is one where very few people come. It felt like the loneliest place in the world. ...dark, lonely streets. Synonyms: desolate, deserted, remote, isolated More Synonyms of lonely lonely in British English (ˈləʊnlɪ) adjectiveWord forms: -lier or -liest 1. unhappy as a result of being without the companionship of others a lonely man 2. causing or resulting from the state of being alone a lonely existence 3. isolated, unfrequented, or desolate 4. without companions; solitary Derived forms loneliness (ˈloneliness) noun lonely in American English (ˈloʊnli) adjectiveWord forms: ˈlonelier or ˈloneliest 1. alone; solitary 2. a. standing apart from others of its kind; isolated b. unfrequented or uninhabited 3. unhappy at being alone; longing for friends, company, etc. 4. causing such a feeling SIMILAR WORDS: aˈlone Derived forms lonelily (ˈlonelily) adverb loneliness (ˈloneliness) noun More idioms containing lonely plough a lonely furrow Examples of 'lonely' in a sentence lonely Do we want people to talk to robots when they feel lonely? Smithsonian Mag (2017) Losing games is hard and it can be quite a lonely place. The Sun (2016) When you lose games of cricket it becomes very hard and it can be quite a lonely place. Times, Sunday Times (2016) It can be a lonely place. Times, Sunday Times (2016) I went to a party last month feeling lonely and down. The Sun (2016) Feeling lonely behind closed doors. The Sun (2016) He said:'This happens because people are lonely and bored. Times, Sunday Times (2016) We should be lonely indeed if people were scared to drop in on us unannounced. Times, Sunday Times (2006) The sound of the audience and his rasping voice would make me feel less lonely. The Sun (2011) It was a lonely and unhappy time. Susie Gilbert and Jay Shir A TALE OF FOUR HOUSES: Opera at Covent Garden, La Scala, Vienna and the Met since1945 (2003) Why is church still a lonely place for some people? Christianity Today (2000) Tennis is a much more lonely existence than people would realise. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Sometimes you do get a bit lonely. The Sun (2012) It was also linked to her lonely childhood. Carpenter, Anne & Johnson, Geoffrey Why am I Afraid to Grieve (1994) We came together when we were both lonely people who craved intellectual and emotional understanding. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Tell her how lonely you feel and ask how you can revive her interest. The Sun (2012) This place feels very lonely and remote. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Life as a chief executive can be a lonely existence. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Now he is cutting a bit of a lonely figure. The Sun (2012) Close friends may suddenly withdraw from them and this can be very lonely for people. The Sun (2015) Life with only a laptop could feel pretty lonely. The Sun (2014) But it also meant that she lived a very lonely and disgusting existence. Times, Sunday Times (2009) My horse was a bit lonely out wide on his own. The Sun (2016) He admitted to himself he was feeling lonely. Aldiss, Brian Somewhere East of Life (1994) It can be a very lonely place. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Perhaps she felt the terrible losses of the war more than most because her own childhood had been lonely. Diane Purkiss The English Civil War: A People's History (2006) But it was a lonely childhood. Times, Sunday Times (2013) You feel unhappy and lonely if you don't. Times, Sunday Times (2006) We let people be lonely - old people going for three weeks without seeing anyone. Times, Sunday Times (2008) I know my brother is deeply unhappy and quite lonely. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Your uncle's girlfriend is unhappy, lonely and starved of love. The Sun (2013) In other languages lonely British English: lonely /ˈləʊnlɪ/ ADJECTIVE A lonely person is unhappy because they are alone, or because they do not have any friends. He has been lonely since his wife died. American English: lonely Arabic: مُتَوَحِّدْ Brazilian Portuguese: solitário Chinese: 孤独的 Croatian: usamljen Czech: osamělý Danish: ensom Dutch: eenzaam European Spanish: solo solitario Finnish: yksinäinen French: seul German: einsam Greek: μοναχικός Italian: solo Japanese: 孤独の Korean: 고독한 Norwegian: ensom Polish: samotny European Portuguese: solitário Romanian: singuratic Russian: одинокий Latin American Spanish: solo Swedish: ensam Thai: หงอยเหงา Turkish: yalnız Ukrainian: самотній Vietnamese: cô đơn Chinese translation of 'lonely' lonely (ˈləunlɪ) adj (= sad) [person] 孤独(獨)的 (gūdú de) [situation, period] 孤寂的 (gūjì de) (= unfrequented) [place] 人迹(跡)罕至的 (rénjì hǎn zhì de) 1 (adjective) in the sense of solitary Definition unhappy as a result of solitude lonely people who just want to talk Synonyms solitary Paul was a shy, pleasant, solitary man. alone Never in her life had she felt so alone. isolated He now lives an isolated life in the countryside. abandoned a newsreel of abandoned puppies lone a lone motorist withdrawn single A single shot rang out. estranged outcast forsaken She felt forsaken and gave up any attempt at order. forlorn He looked a forlorn figure as he limped off. destitute by yourself lonesome mainly US, Canadian) I've grown so lonesome, thinking of you. friendless He was unhappy because he was friendless. companionless Opposites together , popular , accompanied , befriended 2 (adjective) in the sense of desolate Definition isolated and not much visited by people dark, lonely streets Synonyms desolate a desolate, barren place deserted a deserted town remote a remote farm in the hills isolated Many of the refugee areas are in isolated areas. solitary a boy of eighteen in a solitary house in the Ohio countryside out-of-the-way secluded We found a secluded beach further on. uninhabited an uninhabited island in the North Pacific sequestered off the beaten track (informal) godforsaken I don't want to stay in this God-forsaken country. unfrequented The reference library is quite unfrequented as a rule. Opposites crowded , frequented , bustling , teeming , populous Additional synonyms in the sense of abandoned a newsreel of abandoned puppies Synonyms deserted, dropped, rejected, neglected, stranded, ditched, discarded, relinquished, left, out of the window, outcast, forsaken, forlorn, cast off, jilted, cast aside, cast out, cast away in the sense of alone Definition without anyone or anything else Never in her life had she felt so alone. Synonyms lonely, abandoned, deserted, isolated, solitary, estranged, desolate, forsaken, forlorn, destitute, lonesome (US, Canadian), friendless in the sense of deserted a deserted town Synonyms empty, abandoned, desolate, neglected, lonely, vacant, derelict, bereft, unoccupied, godforsaken Synonyms of 'lonely' lonely Explore 'lonely' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of forlorn Definition lonely, unhappy, and uncared-for He looked a forlorn figure as he limped off. Synonyms miserable, helpless, pathetic, pitiful, lost, forgotten, abandoned, unhappy, lonely, lonesome (US, Canadian), homeless, forsaken, bereft, destitute, wretched, disconsolate, friendless, down in the dumps (informal), pitiable, cheerless, woebegone, comfortless in the sense of forsaken She felt forsaken and gave up any attempt at order. Synonyms abandoned, ignored, lonely, lonesome (US, Canadian), stranded, ditched, left behind, marooned, outcast, forlorn, cast off, jilted, friendless, left in the lurch in the sense of friendless He was unhappy because he was friendless. Synonyms alone, abandoned, deserted, isolated, lonely, cut off, alienated, solitary, shunned, estranged, forsaken, forlorn, unattached, lonesome (US, Canadian), all alone, ostracized, without ties, with no one to turn to, without a friend in the world in the sense of godforsaken Definition desolate or dreary I don't want to stay in this God-forsaken country. Synonyms desolate, abandoned, deserted, remote, neglected, lonely, bleak, gloomy, backward, dismal, dreary, forlorn, wretched in the sense of isolated He now lives an isolated life in the countryside. Synonyms solitary, withdrawn, lonely, sheltered, segregated, cloistered, reclusive, lonesome (US, Canadian), sequestered, introverted, friendless, companionless in the sense of isolated Many of the refugee areas are in isolated areas. Synonyms remote, far, distant, lonely, out-of-the-way, hidden, retired, far-off, secluded, inaccessible, faraway, outlying, in the middle of nowhere, off the beaten track, backwoods, godforsaken, incommunicado, unfrequented in the sense of lone Definition solitary a lone motorist Synonyms solitary, single, separate, one, only, sole, by yourself, unaccompanied in the sense of lonesome Definition causing feelings of loneliness I've grown so lonesome, thinking of you. Synonyms lonely, deserted, isolated, lone, gloomy, dreary, desolate, forlorn, friendless, cheerless, companionless in the sense of remote Definition far from civilization a remote farm in the hills Synonyms distant, far, isolated, lonely, out-of-the-way, far-off, secluded, inaccessible, faraway, outlying, in the middle of nowhere, off the beaten track, backwoods, godforsaken in the sense of secluded Definition private and sheltered We found a secluded beach further on. Synonyms private, sheltered, isolated, remote, lonely, cut off, solitary, out-of-the-way, tucked away, cloistered, sequestered, off the beaten track, unfrequented Additional synonyms in the sense of sequestered Synonyms secluded, private, retired, quiet, remote, isolated, lonely, out-of-the-way, cloistered, unfrequented in the sense of single Definition existing alone A single shot rang out. Synonyms one, sole, lone, solitary, only, only one, unique, isolated, singular in the sense of unfrequented The reference library is quite unfrequented as a rule. Synonyms isolated, deserted, lonely, remote, solitary, uninhabited, sequestered, off the beaten track, godforsaken, unvisited in the sense of uninhabited Definition having no people living in or on it an uninhabited island in the North Pacific Synonyms deserted, waste, barren, desolate, abandoned, empty, desert, lonely, unsettled, vacant, unoccupied, unpopulated, untenanted
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