cheerless
英：[ˈtʃɪələs] 美： [ˈtʃɪrləs]
cheerless 基本解释
adj.沉闷的；无乐趣的；不快乐的；阴郁的
英英释义
cheerless[ 'tʃiəlis ]
adj.lacking cheer; depressing"something cheerless about the room"
同义词：uncheerful
cheerless 相关例句
双语例句
用作形容词(adj.)- They came back quiet and cheerless.
他们回来了,闷闷不乐。 - It is cold and cheerless in the yard and no one is there.
院子里冷冷清清，一个人也没有。 - It was the end of November and the day was very cheerless.
已经是十一月底了，天色十分阴暗。 - The cheerless monotony was sometimes enlivened with a little innocent merriment
有时候，一点儿天真的嬉戏会使阴郁单调的生活增添一点生气。 - I was surprised to find him living in such drab and cheerless surroundings.
我意外地发现他住在如此单调而阴郁的环境中。 - The night-to-night duties can be hard and cheerless.
连续不断地上夜班是辛苦而乏味的。
权威例句
CHEERLESS TIMESCheerless HolidayThe Cheerless Budget Really Doesn't MatterA Cheerless Change: Bhutan Dooars to British Dooars"Cheerless Asceticism": How the New York Times Portrayed the Shakers from 1851 to 1899Is psychoanalysis a cheerless (Freud-less) profession? Toward a psychoanalysis of joy."All is Cheerless, Dark and Deadly": Transgressing through Excess and Eroticism, Decay and Divine FilthI Object to Rain That Is Cheerless: Landscape Art and the Stalinist Aesthetic ImaginationA ‘remote and cheerless possession’: Early Nineteenth-Century British Imaginings of NewfoundlandThe Representation of Cultural Genes in Poetry Translation——A Case Study of Excursion on Eastern Fields Cheerless by Xu Yuanchong
