Lugubrious Meaning in English

word

US

ɫuɡˈjubɹiəs

loo-YOO-bree-uhs

UK

luːɡˈʌbɹɪəs

loo-GUB-ree-uhs

التعريف

Looking or sounding very sad and gloomy, often in an exaggerated or theatrical way.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

Very formal, rarely used in everyday speech. Often describes people, music, or places with a dramatic sense of sadness. Sometimes suggests someone is being overly dramatic or humorous about their sadness.

• Spanish: lúgubre - triste (en tono exagerado)
• Portuguese (BR): lúgubre - melancólico
• Portuguese (PT): lúgubre - triste (muito sombrio)
• Chinese (Simplified): 悲哀的 - 阴郁的
• Chinese (Traditional): 悲哀的 - 陰鬱的
• Hindi: अत्यंत विषादपूर्ण - बहुत उदास
• Arabic: كئيب - حزين (جداً)
• Bengali: বিষণ্ণ - গম্ভীরভাবে দুঃখপূর্ণ
• Russian: мрачный - унылый - тоскливый
• Japanese: 陰鬱な - 悲しげな
• Vietnamese: u sầu - ảm đạm
• Korean: 침울한 - 우울한
• Turkish: kasvetli - hüzünlü (abartılı)
• Urdu: غمگین - افسردہ (مبالغہ آرائی کا انداز)
• Indonesian: muram - sedih (berlebihan)

جمل نموذجية

The movie had a lugubrious ending.

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The music was slow and lugubrious.

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He spoke in a lugubrious voice about his lost dog.

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Why so lugubrious? It’s just Monday!

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His lugubrious jokes always make everyone laugh.

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The room felt a bit lugubrious after the party ended.

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