bleak

UK
/bliːk/
US
/blik/

Übersetzungen

bleakadjektiv
bleaker
Komp.
bleakest
Super.
UK
/bliːk/
US
/blik/
The landscape was bleak and desolate.
Пейзаж был мрачным и пустынным.
The future seemed bleak for the small company.
Будущее казалось унылым для небольшой компании.
The weather was bleak and uninviting.
Погода была холодной и неприветливой.
bleaksubstantiv
bleak
Pl.
UK
/bliːk/
US
/blik/
Denotes the small European freshwater fish Alburnus alburnus.

Definitionen

bleakadjektiv
Lacking in warmth, life, or kindliness; grim or depressing.
The bleak landscape stretched out before them, devoid of any signs of life.
Not hopeful or encouraging; unlikely to have a favorable outcome.
The future looked bleak for the small company after the loss of its biggest client.
Exposed and barren, often windswept or desolate.
The bleak moorland was a challenging environment for the hikers.
Cold and raw, especially of wind or weather.
A bleak wind swept across the open fields.
bleaksubstantiv
A small silvery European freshwater fish of the carp family (Alburnus alburnus).
The river was full of bleak darting just beneath the surface.