desolately 的 2 个定义
- barren or laid waste; devastated: a treeless, desolate landscape.
- deprived or destitute of inhabitants; deserted; uninhabited.
- solitary; lonely: a desolate life.
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des·o·lat·ed, des·o·lat·ing.
- to lay waste; devastate.
- to deprive of inhabitants; depopulate.
- to make disconsolate.
- to forsake or abandon.
desolately 近义词
等同于 hopelessly
更多desolately例句
- Without any money for additional workers, the couple worked the desolate fields all day, likening themselves to Adam and Eve.
- With visitors expected to adhere to strict quarantine rules, or banned from visiting countries altogether, once busy airports and hotels have become desolate.
- What should be a joyous and celebratory event has turned into a desolate scene where millions fear for the safety of the incoming president and vice president.
- Because the moon is a desolate place with no atmosphere, its surface is a pristine record of meteorite impacts over time.
- For two hours she sat desolately on the horse block and then sadly entered the house with a cold in her head.
- As the light broke over the bay, coldly pink and desolately gleaming, Captain Joe got up and looked about him.
- For with all her activity and with all the attention she seemed to receive, Cordelia's life was still a desolately lonely one.
- It was a gloomy winter's day, the waters rolled on black and sullen, and the dry leaves rustled desolately beneath my feet.
- She stayed all day in a flat, desolately quiet, waiting for one moment when the dearest and best came home.