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Перевод: doleful

[прилагательное]
скорбный; печальный; меланхолический

Тезаурус:

1. On one side there is the odd figure of Morrissey with his doleful voice and intriguing lyrics that offer an orgy of catharsis and sing-a-long confession for those plagued with inadequacies, mixed with horror and fascination with the violence.
2. This was followed by a trio of voices relating the history of 1OAB's community service "from birth to enforced closure", after which we played the doleful song "There's a Gold Mine in the Sky".
3. The cinema was bereft of carpets and we all could hear, for what seemed an eternity, was the doleful roll of each Malteser down the incline to its nemesis beneath the feet of the people in the front row.
4. The brief church service and the burial at Oak Bay Cemetery were not impressive, and Emily's three Vancouver friends ate a doleful dinner in the Empress Hotel that evening, although Lawren tried to cheer us up in his own inimitable way, and we were grateful.
5. It has the usual big, doleful ballads, smartly arranged and sung, but written with a dictionary of cliches too close to hand.
6. Doleful was our petition to this secluded publican for shelter and food, and doubly doleful was his answer to our appeal".
7. Within the ranks of the music press, there seemed to be a genuine grief at the split and the band's loyal followers responded accordingly, filling the letter pages with tearful, doleful sentiment.
8. "Ah nearly sobered up on Boxing Day, but ah caught it just in time," a doleful customer told her.
9. Out of this morass of doleful depression there came a bright ray of hope and a rhyming solace to the weary and dispirited housewives of the country in the person of Edna Jacques.
10. And in their Hall shall doleful Crickets sing.
11. I buy a harmonium - nearly an organ - and spend the rest of my life playing it, thickened with doleful dirges, vainly trying to lay the trauma, my only satisfaction the ashen faced, staring eyed audiences staggering out at the end of performances, primed, and ready to carry on the good work.
12. Inside the little shop, a doleful Asian youth wearing finger mittens, walled in behind racks of cheap digital watches, ballpoint pens, sweets, and music cassettes, shakes his head and shrugs when she asks him the name of the street.
13. Doyle's greyhound is a pair of electricians' pipes, which he lights upon, paints and plays, producing a doleful sound that soothes him - it is like mumbling your mantra or telling your beads.