depressing 的定义
- serving to depress; inducing a state of depression: depressing news.
depressing 近义词
discouraging, upsetting
更多depressing例句
- The depressing results come not during a time of sharply lower aggregate venture capital results, notably.
- Still, McConaghy brings verve and a sense of adventure to an otherwise depressing tale of a doomed dream.
- That’s unlikely to change any time soon, depressing, very likely, the profits for Big Oil for the foreseeable future.
- I don’t care if Monday’s blueTuesday’s grey and Wednesday tooThursday, I don’t care about youIt’s Friday, I’m in loveThe news of late has ranged from dreary and depressing to downright alarming.
- In the beginning, I might be sometimes not really wanting to look at news because I’m like, “Oh, this is so depressing.”
- I remember that after the movie, people were saying how depressing it was, and I started an argument with them.
- Judy, as depressing as she sounds in this song, just wants your holiday season to be happy.
- Depressing is really what Cuba has become—repression, bureaucracy, and crippling poverty.
- They logged every incident and released depressing day-by-day accounts of the carnage.
- Surely, for anyone with a vested interest in science, reason, and the idea of secular politics, this is deeply depressing news.
- It was depressing to think of going to bed in such circumstances with the yelling of an Arctic storm for a lullaby.
- In the French Mustel reed organ the first touch is operated by depressing the keys about a sixteenth part of an inch.
- Peter Ivanovich Jurgenson was born at Reval in 1836, and his childhood was spent in very poor and depressing circumstances.
- The severe atmosphere of that sombre apartment, wherein sat the chief of the police of the Republic, was depressing.
- The seriousness of the situation assumed an even more depressing aspect.