melancholy-主題

melancholy

['melənkɔli]

n.憂鬱, 憂愁, 悲傷 
adj.憂沉的, 使人悲傷的

例句與用法：

A deep melancholy runs through her poetry.

她的詩中貫穿著悲傷的情調。

Melancholy is the preponderant mood of the poem.

憂鬱的感情是該詩的基調。

There is a vein of melancholy in his character.

他的性格中有少許憂鬱的氣質。

A funeral is a melancholy occasion.

葬禮是一個令人憂傷的場合。

When he left, she sank into melancholy.

當他走後，她陷入沉思。

詞形變化：

副詞: melancholily | 名詞: melancholiness |

英文解釋:

名詞 melancholy:

a feeling of thoughtful sadness

a constitutional tendency to be gloomy and depressed

a humor that was once believed to be secreted by the kidneys or spleen and to cause sadness and melancholy

同義詞：black bile

形容詞 melancholy:

characterized by or causing or expressing sadness

同義詞：melancholic

grave or even gloomy in character

同義詞：somber, sombre

同義詞

sad | gloomy | unhappy | dismal | depressing | blue | pensive | miserable | downhearted | sadness | depression | sorrowful | somber | down | mournful | wistful | wretched | forlorn | downcast | sorry | woebegone | depressed | despairing | grief | painful | elegiac | black | doleful | funereal | gloom | cheerless | down in the dumps | low | glum | unhappiness | dejection | sorrow | gloominess | despondency | funk | sombre | black bile | melancholic |

反義詞

pleasant | merry | gay | cheerful | happy | delightful |

以上來源於大辭典