melancholic

音標(biāo)發(fā)音

This is why much of the music that is the heartland of indie culture is melancholic, disconsolate and miserable.
這也就是為什么在獨(dú)立文化中屬于中心地帶的很多音樂史哀傷的，憂郁的以及痛苦的。
Classical architecture has a history there going back to Thomas Jefferson; and no southerner can fail to see history as a melancholic process.
那里古典建筑的歷史可以追溯到托馬斯?杰弗遜，而且沒有哪個(gè)南方人不認(rèn)為歷史是憂郁的進(jìn)程。
After devoting the entire concert to serenely melancholic music, he did allow himself a brief explanation for the first encore, Ichimei: "I was in the studio, recording, when the first tremor struck.
在整場安靜憂郁的音樂之后，他最終開口為第一首安可曲目《命運(yùn)》做了一些簡短的解說：“當(dāng)一次地震來臨時(shí)，我當(dāng)時(shí)在錄音室，正在錄音?！?/li>
權(quán)威例句
Spanning 60 years, Anne Tyler's novel is a melancholic story of a mismatched marriage.
ECONOMIST: Books of the year 2004
Though as passionate as the band's earlier work, Challengers feels slightly more wistful and melancholic.
NPR: The New Pornographers, a 'Real' Supergroup
Everything seems poised for a great finale, with the melancholic afterglow of a good Raymond Carver story.
NEWYORKER: The Good Girl

If you describe someone or something as melancholic, you mean that they are very sad.