somber

英 ['sɒmbə(r)]

美 ['sɑmbər]

“sombre”的变体

GRETEM8

COCA.9562

英英释义

adj

• grave or even gloomy in character
  1. solemn and mournful music
  2. a suit of somber black
  3. a somber mood
  Synonym:sombremelancholy
• lacking brightness or color
  1. drab faded curtains
  2. sober Puritan grey
  3. children in somber brown clothes
  Synonym:drabsobersombre

双语例句

• Some people looked around at our suddenly somber, sad, and earnest nation and wondered: Has America changed for good?
  有些人环顾这个突然变得昏暗、可悲和严肃的国家，开始怀疑：美国变得如此消停了？
• The sun lost its heartening power and the sky became grey and somber.
  太阳失去了它鼓舞人心的力量，天空变成铅灰色，阴沉沉的。
• But occasionally there are somber reminders that children are not always welcomed and blessed.
  可是，有时小孩子也不一定受人欢迎和得到祝福。
• His eyes were somber, resentful and yet nervous.
  他的眼睛显得阴沉、愤懑，然而又惶惶不安。
• Grandpa looked at his grandson, saw the somber look on his face and felt the little boy's envy.
  爷爷看着他的孙子，看到他一脸的闷闷不乐，感觉到了小男孩内心的艳羡之情。
• This does not mean our worship must be joyless, solemn and somber.
  这并不是说我们的敬拜必须不苟言笑，庄严和阴郁。
• In such circumstances, cartoons and satirical accounts of somber political events redress.
  在这种环境下，基于阴森政治事件基础上的卡通和讽刺文学纠正了平衡。
• My somber conclusion was nonetheless disappointing, but I rested with it.
  自己地冷峻地结论依然是令人绝望地，但自己仍是安然承受啦它。
• I noticed he looked unusually somber.
  我注意到他看上去心情反常地不舒畅。
• Life, however dark and somber, could never apparently cloud his soul.
  人生无论如何黑暗阴沉，显然决不会使他的灵魂蒙上阴影。