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Перевод: gloom

[существительное]
мрак ; подавленное настроение; темнота ; тьма ; мрачность ; хмурость ; уныние;
[глагол]
хмуриться; заволакиваться; омрачать; вызывать уныние; иметь унылый вид; иметь хмурый вид

Тезаурус:

1. A little later, Charles Dickens recorded travelling " through miles of cinder-paths and blazing furnaces and roaring steam engines, and such a mass of dirt, gloom and misery as I never before witnessed ".
2. Gloom descended.
3. Yet, at the end of a week of alternating euphoria and gloom, the sober verdict so far must be that the military side of this war is going well for the allies.
4. City: Builders sight more gloom
5. The earlier text thus revealed can be made more legible by a program that enhances the contrast, picking out the Gothic letters from the surrounding gloom.
6. "Even in this gloom and with the rain pelting down?"
7. The papers are filled with gloom and doom.
8. But the gloom deepened during the afternoon as more of the big societies said an increase was inevitable.
9. They crossed another yard, where hulks of obsolete machinery crouched, bleeding rust into their blankets of snow, and entered a large building with a high vaulted roof hidden in gloom.
10. As the ravages of the Civil War continued - and the Red armies, under the fierce exigencies of immediate action, were remote from the scrupulousness Lenin required - the mood changed to gloom.
11. Their gloom was deepened by exchanges at the foreign ministers' meeting, when Nicaragua accused Costa Rica and Honduras of conniving in support of the contras.
12. Snooker Mountjoy deepens Thorne's gloom.
13. "Good evening," said a dry voice out of the gloom.