英汉词典查询
简明英汉词典
glum
[^lQm]
adj.
阴郁的, 阴沉的
美国传统词典[双解]
glum
glum
AHD:[gl?m]
D.J.[gl(m]
K.K.[gl(m]
adj.（形容词）
glum.mer， glum.mest
(1)Moody and melancholy; dejected.
闷闷不乐的：愁眉不展的，悲伤的；沮丧的
(2)Gloomy; dismal.
忧郁的；郁闷的
n.（名词）
(1)The quality or state of being moody, melancholy, and gloomy or an instance of it:
闷闷不乐，忧郁：愁眉不展、悲伤、忧郁的状态或性质或这种事例：
“He was a charming mixture of glum and glee”(Lillian Hellman)
“他是一个很有魅力的人，时而忧伤时而欢笑”(莉莲·赫尔曼)
(2)glums Chiefly British The blues. Often used with the :
glums 【多用于英国】 忧伤。常与the 连用：
“Most other publications have got the glums”(Tina Brown)
“其他大多数出版物也感染上忧伤的色彩”(蒂娜·布朗)
语源
; akin to Probably akin to Middle English gloumen [to become dark] * see gloom
；类似于 可能类似于 中古英语 gloumen [变黑，阴郁] *参见 gloom
继承用法
glum“ly
adv.（副词）
glum“ness
n.（名词）
参考词汇
(1)glum， gloomy， morose， dour， saturnine
(2)These adjectives mean having a broodingly cheerless aspect or disposition.
这些形容词都指不高兴的性情。
(3)Glum implies silent dejection:
Glum 指沉闷的沮丧，低沉：
Why so glum? The votes haven't been counted yet.
为什么那么气馁？选举结果还没出来呢。
(4)Gloomy suggests somber melancholy:
Gloomy 指悲观的：
She takes a gloomy view of the future.
她对将来很悲观的。
(5)Morose implies sourness of temper and a tendency to be uncommunicative:
Morose 指脾气坏的，乖僻的，不愿交注的：
He stared down at his dinner plate in a morose and unsociable manner.
他低头盯着餐盘，一副冷淡不友好的样子，
(6)Dour especially suggests grimness or humorlessness and sometimes an obstinate nature:
Dour 尤指严肃或毫无幽默感，有时指倔强呆板的性质：
“To a Western eye, [they] seem poorly dressed, ill-groomed, dour and preoccupied” (Peter Lewis).
“在西方人看来， 显得似乎衣着寒碜，不修边幅，桀骜不驯” （彼得·刘易斯）。
(7)Saturnine suggests gloominess or melancholy of temperament and often a tendency to be bitter or sardonic:
Saturnine 指性格阴郁，常指冷峻、严厉的意向：
the saturnine faces of the judges.
法官们那阴沉的脸色
现代英汉词典
glum
[^lQm]
adj.
-mm-
闷闷不乐的；愁闷的；阴郁的
Why do you look so glum?
你怎么看上去这样闷闷不乐?
现代英汉综合大辞典
glum
[^lQm]
adj.
阴郁的, 闷闷不乐的, 愁苦的
继承用法
glumly
adv.
glumness
n.
英文相关词典
glum
dismalgloomymoodysadsullen
美国传统词典
glum
glum
AHD:[gl?m]
D.J.[gl(m]
K.K.[gl(m]
adj.
glum.mer, glum.mest
(1)Moody and melancholy; dejected.
(2)Gloomy; dismal.
n.
(1)The quality or state of being moody, melancholy, and gloomy or an instance of it:
“He was a charming mixture of glum and glee”(Lillian Hellman)
(2)glums Chiefly British The blues. Often used with the :
“Most other publications have got the glums”(Tina Brown)
语源
; akin to Probably akin to Middle English gloumen [to become dark] * see gloom
继承用法
glum“ly
adv.
glum“ness
n.
参考词汇
(1)glum, gloomy, morose, dour, saturnine
(2)These adjectives mean having a broodingly cheerless aspect or disposition.
(3)Glum implies silent dejection:
Why so glum? The votes haven't been counted yet.
(4)Gloomy suggests somber melancholy:
She takes a gloomy view of the future.
(5)Morose implies sourness of temper and a tendency to be uncommunicative:
He stared down at his dinner plate in a morose and unsociable manner.
(6)Dour especially suggests grimness or humorlessness and sometimes an obstinate nature:
“To a Western eye, [they] seem poorly dressed, ill-groomed, dour and preoccupied” (Peter Lewis).
(7)Saturnine suggests gloominess or melancholy of temperament and often a tendency to be bitter or sardonic:
the saturnine faces of the judges.