gloomed

常見例句

用作名詞 (n.)

• In the gathering gloom it was difficult to see anything distinctly.
  在越來越暗的情況下,什么東西都看不清。
• The news cast a deep gloom over the whole family.
  那個(gè)消息使全家籠罩著一片愁云慘霧。
• The news of defeat filled them all with gloom.
  失敗的消息使他們滿懷郁悶。

用作名詞 (n.)

• My eyes slowly grew accustomed to the gloom.
  我的眼睛對(duì)黑暗慢慢適應(yīng)了。
• In the gloom I could only just discern the outline of a building.
  在黑暗中我只能依稀分辨出一座建筑物的輪廓來。
• He walked through the gloom of the thick forest.
  他穿過茂密陰暗的森林。
• The crimes committed there invested the place with an air of mystery and gloom.
  在那里發(fā)生罪案后,該地籠罩上一種陰森詭秘的氣氛。
• The news of army's defeat cast a gloom over the town.
  軍隊(duì)敗北的消息給小城蒙上了一層憂郁。
• Don't let defeat fill you with gloom.
  別讓失敗使你灰心喪氣。

用作動(dòng)詞 (v.)

• Poets were often visited by fits of gloom.
  詩人常有一陣陣憂郁。
• Lydia's gloom was shortly cleared away.
  麗迪雅的憂郁不多一會(huì)就煙消云散了。
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