adj. (像是过分做作而显得可笑的)忧伤的，悲痛的；阴郁的，如丧考妣的。 adv. -ly ,-ness n.
Example Sentences:
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James was in lugubrious mood . 詹姆士的兴致很颓唐。
2.
Henry james senior encouraged his children to be serious but not lugubrious to be ambitions but unworldly . 老亨利詹姆斯要孩子们严肃而不阴郁，志高而不入俗。
3.
The lugubrious persons learned to know, from the lodge-keeper, when mr. crich was away, and they timed their visits . 乞丐们学会从公寓老板处打听克里奇先生离家的时间，调整他们行乞的时辰。
4.
That long , lugubrious howl rose on the night air again 夜空中又传来了那又长又凄凉的狗叫声。
5.
" i am drinking , " replied the tippler , with a lugubrious air “我喝酒。 ”他阴沉忧郁地回答道。
6.
" truly they are , " murmured the count in a lugubrious tone “我相信会的。 ”伯爵用一种郁闷的口吻喃喃的说道。
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Presently a dog set up a long , lugubrious howl just outside - within ten feet of them 没多久，外面传来了狗叫声，那声音又长又凄凉，离他们不到十英尺远。
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Henry james senior encouraged his children to be serious but not lugubrious to be ambitions but unworldly 老亨利?詹姆斯要孩子们严肃而不阴郁，志高而不入俗。
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Henry james senior encouraged his children to be serious but not lugubrious , to be ambitious but unworldly 老享利?詹姆斯要孩子们严肃而不阴郁，志高而不入俗。
10.
What then , you may well ask , happened to poor john , whose expressive , lugubrious face we used to see earlier 你完全可以问，可怜的约翰，我们早先经常看到他显出一副非常悲哀的样子，后来怎么样了呢？
