melancholic

• adj. 忧郁的；抑郁的；患忧郁症的
• n. 忧郁症患者

1. someone subject to melancholia

The night was as melancholic as his mood.

夜晚和他的心情一样阴郁。

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...his gentle, melancholic songs.

他温柔而伤感的歌曲

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Because melancholic people really listen to others.

因为忧郁的人确实会倾听他人心声.

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A absurd tragedy accompany a melancholic song by the Tiger Lillies.

一出荒诞的悲剧,在泰戈莱利斯犹豫的歌声中缓缓上演.

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They conceive melancholic and heroic music with German lyrics by the mystic and ancient themes.

他们创作的音乐有的忧郁有的带有英雄主义色彩,德语歌词常和神秘与古老的主题相关.

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They like extremes: they can be joyful melancholic in a short period of time.

巨蟹座的人好极端,在一段短时间内可以好快乐和好忧郁.

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The high point of the music is the female vocals, really melancholic and sorrowful.

音乐的亮点在于女主唱, 的确非常忧郁悲伤.

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Some visual experiences were so hauntingly beautiful melancholic and a sense of nostalgia.

一些视觉上的经历是如此美丽,让人无法忘怀.

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A melancholic exploration of memories of railroads in Belgium along with three retired train conductors.

三个退休的火车司机追忆那些已消失的比利时铁路线.

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If you need to talk to someone about a problem, talk to a melancholic person.

如果你想找人谈谈你的问题, 和一个有忧郁性格的人聊聊吧.

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Don't be disturbed or melancholic over matters . Your tolerance will lead to future stability and happiness.

不要为什么事而心乱,不要为什么事而悲愁,只要你坚忍,前面就有安宁和欢乐.

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An alternative version of the Melancholic Princess.

另一种版本的忧郁的公主.

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I have never heard her sing a melancholic song.

我从来没有听她唱过忧伤的曲子.

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The night was as melancholic as his mood.

夜晚和他的心情一样阴郁。

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来自melancholy,忧郁，悲伤。

1. The night was as melancholic as his mood.

夜晚和他的心情一样阴郁。

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2. A absurd tragedy accompany a melancholic song by the Tiger Lillies.

一出荒诞的悲剧,在泰戈莱利斯犹豫的歌声中缓缓上演.

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3. I have never heard her sing a melancholic song.

我从来没有听她唱过忧伤的曲子.

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4. Because melancholic people really listen to others.

因为忧郁的人确实会倾听他人心声.

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5. An alternative version of the Melancholic Princess.

另一种版本的忧郁的公主.

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melancholic (adj.)

late 14c., from melancholy + -ic, or else from Late Latin melancholicus, from Greek melankholikos "choleric," from melankholia “sadness” (see melancholy). As a noun, from 1580s. Earlier adjective formation was melancholian (mid-14c.), and melancholiac (mid-19c.) also was tried.