bummed
word · lemma: bum
/ˈbəmd/
/bˈʌmd/
Definition
Feeling sad, disappointed, or upset about something, especially in a casual or informal way.
Usage & Nuances
'Bummed' is an informal, conversational word mostly used in American English. Common phrases include 'bummed out' ('I’m bummed out') and 'felt bummed'. Usually not used in formal writing. Don’t confuse with 'bum' (noun = homeless person or buttocks).
Spanish: decepcionado - tristePortuguese (BR): chateado - desapontadoPortuguese (PT): chateado - desapontadoChinese (Simplified): 失望的 - 沮丧的Chinese (Traditional): 失望的 - 沮喪的Hindi: निराश - उदासArabic: مستاء - حزينBengali: হতাশ - দুঃখিতRussian: расстроен - огорчёнJapanese: がっかりした - 落ち込んだVietnamese: buồn - thất vọngKorean: 속상한 - 실망한Turkish: moralim bozuk - üzgünUrdu: مایوس - اداسIndonesian: kecewa - sedih
Example Sentences
She was bummed when the concert was canceled.
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He felt bummed after losing the game.
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I'm bummed that you can't come to my party.
basic
I was really bummed when I missed my flight.
natural
Don't be bummed—we'll find another time to hang out.
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She seemed kind of bummed about the test results.
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