Gloomy meaning

Gloomy means: the sky is dark.

Yin Yin Pinyin: yīn chén. Basic meaning: the appearance of a cloudy sky: the sky is gloomy. His face was gloomy. From "The Slogan of Returning the Capital" written by Bao Zhao of the Southern Song Dynasty: "The clouds are filled with gloomy smoke, and the sea is cold and desolate." Li Xian of the Tang Dynasty used "Sorrowful Journey": "The clouds are gloomy and bring out the autumn atmosphere, and the dangerous leaves and high branches hate the deep green."

Gloomy Sentences

1. Believe it, the happy days are coming soon. Your heart is always looking forward to the future, even though you are often gloomy now.

2. The weather is gloomy, so you'd better bring an umbrella to be prepared.

3. The weather suddenly turned gloomy, and there might be a heavy rain.

4. The mountains seemed to be rolling in the gloomy fog.

5. Time passes by, and days will always drift away in passing. The sky is sometimes clear and sometimes gloomy. On the way forward, I have long been accustomed to enjoying loneliness, walking with wind and rain, and hiding all my sorrows and joys, and only giving brightness to time.

6. Before the thunderstorm comes, the sky becomes very gloomy.

7. The teacher frowned, his eyes were full of sternness, and his face was so gloomy that water could drip from his face. The air pressure in the classroom instantly dropped.

8. After dusk, the sky changes drastically, the strong wind begins to rage, the setting sun hides in the west early, and the world begins to become dark and gloomy, accompanied by the pungent smell of dust that permeates the outdoors and indoors. You have nowhere to hide but to endure it. At this time, you feel that the world is extremely fair.