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brooding
UK
/ˈbruːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrudɪŋ/
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brooding
noun
broodings
pl
размышление
His brooding over the past kept him awake at night.
Его размышления о прошлом не давали ему уснуть ночью.
высиживание
The hen's brooding was essential for the eggs to hatch.
Высиживание курицей было необходимо для вылупления яиц.
Synonyms
moodiness
sorrowfulness
pensiveness
melancholy
thoughtfulness
brooding
adjective
more brooding
Comp.
most brooding
Super.
UK
/ˈbruːdɪŋ/
US
/ˈbrudɪŋ/
задумчивый
He had a brooding expression on his face.
У него было задумчивое выражение лица.
мрачный
The sky was dark and brooding before the storm.
Небо было тёмным и мрачным перед бурей.
Additional translations
тревожный
угрюмый
Synonyms
sullen
moody
pensive
thoughtful
melancholy
gloomy
mournful
wistful
brooding
gerund / present participle
Used attributively for a bird that is sitting on eggs.
Synonyms
pensive
contemplative
meditative
reflective
ruminative
introspective
moody
sullen
broody
melancholic
gloomy
somber
morose
lugubrious
ominous
brood
verb
brooding
Gerund
brooded
Past Simple
brooded
Past Participle
brooding
Gerund
UK
/bruːd/
US
/brud/
размышлять
He tends to brood over his past mistakes.
Он склонен размышлять о своих прошлых ошибках.
высиживать
The hen will brood the eggs for three weeks.
Курица будет высиживать яйца три недели.
Additional translations
лелеять
размышлять угрюмо
Synonyms
ponder
mull over
contemplate
meditate
ruminate
reflect
dwell
Definitions
brooding
noun
The act of sitting on eggs to hatch them.
The hen's brooding was essential for the eggs to hatch successfully.
A period of deep thought or contemplation, often with a sense of worry or gloom.
His brooding over the future kept him awake at night.
The prolonged incubation or development of something, especially an idea or emotion.
Years of brooding over the concept finally resulted in a brilliant novel.
brooding
adjective
Deeply or seriously thoughtful, often with a tinge of sadness or worry.
He sat in a brooding silence, contemplating the events of the day.
Darkly menacing or ominous in appearance or atmosphere.
The brooding sky threatened to unleash a storm at any moment.
brooding
gerund / present participle
(of a bird) Sitting on eggs to hatch them; incubating.
The brooding hen clucked softly whenever anyone approached the nest.
brood
verb
To think deeply about something that makes one unhappy.
She would often brood over her past mistakes, unable to let them go.
To sit on eggs to hatch them.
The hen brooded over her eggs, keeping them warm until they hatched.
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