单词 | sad |
释义 | sad I. 1. a. obsolete b. obsolete (1) < settled in his face I see sad resolution — John Milton > (2) c. archaic < a sadder and a wiser man he rose the morrow morn — S.T.Coleridge > 2. a. obsolete b. dialect Britain, of soil c. chiefly Midland, of food 3. a. < feeling sad because his pet had died > < a sad song about his disappointed love > b. (1) < heard the sad news of their army's defeat > < gay clothes in sad weather was sound sense — Audrey Barker > < the long sad notes of taps — J.M.Virden > (2) < those war years were leading to a sad relaxation of morals — C.W.Cunnington > < sad to say, the funds were exhausted > c. < some of these stories are good, but many are sad drivel — Norman Douglas > 4. a. archaic < a dark greenish color, growing sadder … as the plant decays, till it approaches a black — Robert Plot > b. < sad browns and blacks > II. archaic < so sad forlorn — John Keats > |
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