英式：[ɡluːmz]
美式：[ɡluːmz]
n.黑暗；阴暗；忧郁
v.(使)变黑；(使)变忧郁
用作名词 (n.)
My eyes slowly grew accustomed to the gloom. 我的眼睛对黑暗慢慢适应了。
In the gloom I could only just discern the outline of a building. 在黑暗中我只能依稀分辨出一座建筑物的轮廓来。
He walked through the gloom of the thick forest. 他穿过茂密阴暗的森林。
The crimes committed there invested the place with an air of mystery and gloom. 在那里发生罪案后,该地笼罩上一种阴森诡秘的气氛。
The news of army's defeat cast a gloom over the town. 军队败北的消息给小城蒙上了一层忧郁。
Don't let defeat fill you with gloom. 别让失败使你灰心丧气。
用作动词 (v.)Poets were often visited by fits of gloom. 诗人常有一阵阵忧郁。
Lydia's gloom was shortly cleared away. 丽迪雅的忧郁不多一会就烟消云散了。
