gloomily dans l' Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Traductions de gloomily dans le dictionnaire anglais»espagnol

gloomily [Am ˈɡluməli, GB ˈɡluːmɪli] ADV

gloomily sigh/stare

tristemente

gloomily sigh/stare

con melancolía

gloomily look forward/predict

con pesimismo

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

And she gloomily predicted sales of only 12,000 copies.

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The face of the nation has yet to recover from the recession: on our high streets, the vacant stores stare gloomily back, gaps in a mouth full of rotting teeth.

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And he's well-versed in the political relativity of evil, when not trudging gloomily round the mall behind his wife.

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He shakes his head again, less gloomily this time.

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And he was relieved to find a group of people who were having a good time and who were not sitting around gloomily.

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Gloomily, retirement came and hard times loomed once more.

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But when you do it for the first time, it's a shock to find how gloomily austere it is.

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But as the verdict was delivered, he stared gloomily ahead, and tensions quickly boiled over in the cramped, crowded courtroom.

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The oddity, you will come to agree, is that he wasn't more gloomily soulful.

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I smoked several cigarettes in rapid succession, staring gloomily out of the window at the tide running out.

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