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Gloomy Meaning in English

word

/ˈɡɫumi/
GLOO-mee
/ɡlˈuːmi/
GLOO-mee

释义

Describes a place, situation, or person that feels dark, sad, or without hope. Used for weather, moods, or atmospheres that are depressing or make people feel unhappy.

用法与细微差别

'Gloomy' is slightly formal and often used for weather ('gloomy day'), moods ('feel gloomy'), or places ('gloomy room'). It usually describes a persistent sad or dark feeling, not a brief moment. Don't confuse with 'cloudy' (for weather) or 'sad' (for people, but less atmospheric).

例句

It was a gloomy morning with dark clouds.

basic

He felt gloomy after hearing the bad news.

basic

The old house looked gloomy at night.

basic

The weather has been so gloomy lately—I just want some sunshine.

natural

His face turned gloomy when he didn’t get the job.

natural

This café feels a bit too gloomy for me—let’s go somewhere brighter.

natural