gloom

UK
/ɡluːm/
US
/ɡlum/

Übersetzungen

gloomsubstantiv
glooms
Pl.
The forest was shrouded in gloom.
Лес был окутан мраком.
He couldn't shake off the gloom that had settled over him.
Он не мог избавиться от уныния, которое овладело им.
The room was filled with gloom after the lights went out.
Комната наполнилась темнотой после того, как погас свет.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
gloomverb
gloomed
Präteritum
gloomed
Partizip Perfekt
glooming
Gerundium
UK
/ɡluːm/
US
/ɡlum/
The sky began to gloom as the storm approached.
Небо начало мрачнеть, когда приближалась буря.
Synonyme

Definitionen

gloomsubstantiv
Partial or total darkness; dimness.
The room was filled with gloom as the sun set and the lights remained off.
A state of depression or despondency.
After hearing the bad news, a sense of gloom settled over the entire office.
gloomverb
To appear or become dark or dim.
The sky began to gloom as the storm approached.
To feel or express sadness or despondency.
She would often gloom over the loss of her childhood home.
To cause something to become dark, dim, or somber; to cast a pall over.
Thick clouds gloomed the landscape, blotting out the afternoon sun.