melancholy 英 [ˈmelənkəli]
美 [ˈmelənkɑ:li]
melancholy 词典解释
名词忧郁;悲哀;愁思;闷闷不乐
形容词忧郁的;悲伤的;凄凉的;阴沉的
melancholy 词典例句
形容词
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What a melancholy night.
多么凄迷的夜色。
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His face was lined and melancholy.
他的脸上起了皱纹,且很悲郁。
名词
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All at once I fell into a state of profound melancholy.
我突然深深地陷入了忧思。
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A profound melancholy seized her.
一阵极度的凄伤袭上她的心头。
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The sad news disposed him to melancholy.
令人沮丧的消息使他心情忧伤。
melancholy 英英释义
noun
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a humor that was once believed to be secreted by the kidneys or spleen and to cause sadness and melancholy
Synonym: black bile
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a feeling of thoughtful sadness
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a constitutional tendency to be gloomy and depressed
adj
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grave or even gloomy in character
e.g. solemn and mournful music
e.g. a suit of somber black
e.g. a somber mood
Synonym: somber sombre
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characterized by or causing or expressing sadness
e.g. growing more melancholy every hour
e.g. her melancholic smile
e.g. we acquainted him with the melancholy truth
Synonym: melancholic
melancholy [ˈmelənkəli]
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英语释义
1
n. a feeling of thoughtful sadness
2
n. a constitutional tendency to be gloomy and depressed
3
s. characterized by or causing or expressing sadness
相关单词辨析
这组词都有“忧伤的,悲哀的,伤感的”的意思,其区别是:
melancholy: 指经常性的忧郁或悲哀,多用于文学描写中。
unhappy: 多指日常生活中遇到不如意的事而感到不愉快、不幸,侧重指心理状态。
blue: 非正式用词,语气较随便,指较强烈的忧郁或沮丧。
sad: 最常用词,泛指一切形式的悲伤,着重暂时的不幸或感觉的忧伤。
sorrowful: 多指因丧失亲人等原因所引起的悲哀,也指由于错误而产生的悔恨交加的心情。
gloomy: 指愁眉苦脸,令他人也感到扫兴。