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dreariness

/dreer-ee/US // ˈdrɪər i //UK // (ˈdrɪərɪ) //

枯燥无味,沉闷,枯燥乏味,沉闷的气氛

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adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1

    drear·i·er, drear·i·est.

    • : causing sadness or gloom.
    • : dull; boring.
    • : sorrowful; sad.

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Examples

  • She heard the tales about life in the NBA bubble last summer, how thrilling games masked a dreary, nonstop basketball grind and feelings of isolation from the outside world.

  • Odom, of course, relishes the shot of joy “Hamilton” brought viewers during a dreary 2020.

  • It’s where Julia Miller, who works for a company that provides payroll services for small businesses, her Google employee husband and their two toddlers, ended up last month when they left Northern California’s dreary weather and fires.

  • This dreary setup continues through Thursday and clears out Friday with slightly cooler weather into Saturday, before another weather system brings rain Sunday.

  • The group was composed mostly of mothers, many with children in strollers, standing in the cold and rain on a dreary, gray afternoon in late October.

  • The regions beyond the church were the same as these: a long-stretched-out moor of flat dreariness.

  • "The beautiful shines through the dreariness, as it does in the real life people live," he objected, stubbornly.

  • It was strange, amid the dreariness and stagnation of this place, to think of the jubilations at home.

  • The dreariness and uncertainty of our situation can hardly be imagined.

  • The warmth and comfort within are intensified by the dreariness without.