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

lachrymose

/ˈlakrɪməʊs

/ /ˈlakrɪməʊz/

adjective

1Tearful or given to weeping: she was pink-eyed and lachrymose

Synonyms

tearful, weeping, crying, teary, with tears in one's eyes, close to tears, on the verge of tears, sobbing, snivelling, whimpering;

emotional, sad, mournful, woeful, unhappy, depressed, gloomy, melancholy, low-spirited, despondent, downcast, low, glum, morose, sorrowful, joyless, disconsolate, doleful, maudlin, miserable, forlorn, grief-stricken, lugubrious

informal weepy, blubbering, down, down in the mouth, blue

literary dolorous

rare larmoyant

1.1Inducing tears; sad: a lachrymose children’s classic...

He now almost disappears from the story, the rest of which relates, with lachrymose sentiment and many frissons of horror (including a hint of necrophilia), the misfortunes and eventual joys of young Melvil and Monimia.
‘Surely,’ he wrote, ‘it is time to break with the lachrymose theory of pre-Revolutionary woe, and to adopt a view more in accord with historic truth.’

Synonyms

tragic, sad, poignant, heart-rending, tear-jerking, moving, melancholy, depressing, plaintive;

mawkish, sentimental

British informal soppy

Derivatives

lachrymosely

adverb ...

Its wild swings between the lurid and the lachrymosely sentimental are much uglier, however.
You might have thought that Leonora would be just calmly loathing and he lachrymosely contrite.
Where else can you hear a show lachrymosely titled ‘The Saddest Music in the World’?

lachrymosity

noun ...

And so The Wild Boy is a sad novel, tugging the heartstrings with some of the rhapsodic lachrymosity that felled Little Nell.
Tales of horror and lachrymosity abound.
It has nothing to do with my state of mind at the time or any tendency to lachrymosity.

Origin

Mid 17th century (in the sense 'like tears; liable to exude in drops'): from Latin lacrimosus, from lacrima 'tear'.

单词	lachrymose
释义	lachrymose /ˈlakrɪməʊs / /ˈlakrɪməʊz/ adjective 1Tearful or given to weeping: she was pink-eyed and lachrymose Synonyms tearful, weeping, crying, teary, with tears in one's eyes, close to tears, on the verge of tears, sobbing, snivelling, whimpering; emotional, sad, mournful, woeful, unhappy, depressed, gloomy, melancholy, low-spirited, despondent, downcast, low, glum, morose, sorrowful, joyless, disconsolate, doleful, maudlin, miserable, forlorn, grief-stricken, lugubrious informal weepy, blubbering, down, down in the mouth, blue literary dolorous rare larmoyant 1.1Inducing tears; sad: a lachrymose children’s classic... He now almost disappears from the story, the rest of which relates, with lachrymose sentiment and many frissons of horror (including a hint of necrophilia), the misfortunes and eventual joys of young Melvil and Monimia. ‘Surely,’ he wrote, ‘it is time to break with the lachrymose theory of pre-Revolutionary woe, and to adopt a view more in accord with historic truth.’ Synonyms tragic, sad, poignant, heart-rending, tear-jerking, moving, melancholy, depressing, plaintive; mawkish, sentimental British informal soppy Derivatives lachrymosely adverb ... Its wild swings between the lurid and the lachrymosely sentimental are much uglier, however. You might have thought that Leonora would be just calmly loathing and he lachrymosely contrite. Where else can you hear a show lachrymosely titled ‘The Saddest Music in the World’? lachrymosity noun ... And so The Wild Boy is a sad novel, tugging the heartstrings with some of the rhapsodic lachrymosity that felled Little Nell. Tales of horror and lachrymosity abound. It has nothing to do with my state of mind at the time or any tendency to lachrymosity. Origin Mid 17th century (in the sense 'like tears; liable to exude in drops'): from Latin lacrimosus, from lacrima 'tear'.
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