گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'gloom'

1 عمومی:: تیرگی‌

2 عمومی:: ملالت‌

3 عمومی:: تاریكی‌ افسرده‌ كننده‌

4 عمومی:: افسردگی‌

5 عمومی:: تاریكی‌

1 general:: gloom verbs be filled with gloom • She was filled with gloom as she looked around the place. be sunk in gloom (= feel very sad and hopeless ) • She made several attempts at conversation but the boy was sunk in gloom. cast (a) gloom over something (= make people feel sad ) • His ill health had cast a gloom over the Christmas holidays. dispel/lift the gloom (= make people feel less sad ) • Now for some good news to dispel the gloom. gloom deepens (= people feel more sad ) • The party's gloom deepened as the election results came in. gloom lifts (= people stop feeling sad ) • Germany's gloom lifted when Stallkamp scored a goal. phrases doom and gloom (= when there seems no hope ) • The picture is not all doom and gloom - some tourist areas are still drawing in the crowds. adjectives economic gloom • It was a year of economic gloom for the car industry. deep gloom • There was deep gloom about the future. a general gloom (= when many people feel there is not much hope ) • Amid the general gloom, there are some positive signs.

2 general::   noun sadness ADJ. black, deep She was in deep gloom because not even a postcard had arrived from Ricky. | general | economic the general economic gloom VERB + GLOOM be filled with, be sunk in, sink into He was sunk in deep gloom at the prospect of being alone. I sank into gloom and depression. | fill sb with The news filled me with gloom. | cast Rumours of his ill health cast gloom over the celebrations. | combat, dispel, lift efforts to dispel their gloom GLOOM + VERB deepen, descend Their gloom deepened as the election results came in. She felt gloom descend on her shoulders. | lift When the gloom finally lifts, the pessimists will be surprised at how much has been going right. PREP. in ~ The nation was deep in gloom. | ~ about There is a general gloom about the farming industry. PHRASES doom and gloom Despite falling demand, the year has not been all doom and gloom. | gloom and despondency the darkest feelings of gloom and despondency darkness ADJ. deep | deepening, descending, gathering He peered into the gathering gloom. | cold, damp, dingy | evening The fog looked ominous in the evening gloom. VERB + GLOOM penetrate, pierce The sound of distant police whistles pierced the gloom. | adjust to, become/get accustomed to Slowly, my eyes became accustomed to the gloom. | peer into/through | be shrouded in The sun went in and the house was again shrouded in gloom. GLOOM + VERB deepen, descend We sat and watched as the gloom descended. PREP. in the ~ We lost sight of them in the gloom. | into the ~ The tram rattled off into the gloom. | out of the ~ Two figures materialized out of the gloom. | through the ~ She could see the house faintly through the gloom.

3 general:: noun unhappiness: Gloom spread to all after hearing the bad news.