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sombre

/ˈsɒm.bər/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Stimmung, Farbe oder Atmosphäre, die dunkel, düster oder ernst ist.

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adjective

/ˈsɒm.bər/B2formalbritish
  • deBeschreibt eine Stimmung, Farbe oder Atmosphäre, die dunkel, düster oder ernst ist.

Describes a mood, color, or atmosphere that is dark, gloomy, or serious.

  1. Dark or dull in colorB2formalbritish

    Lacking brightness or vividness; dark and gloomy in appearance.

    deDunkel und düster

    • The room was painted in sombre shades of grey.
    • She wore a sombre dress to the funeral.
    • The sky was sombre and overcast all day.

    Synonymedarkdimdingydrabdullduskygloomymurkymutedshadowysombersubdued

    Antonymebrightbrilliantcheerfulcolorfulradiantvivid

  2. Serious and sadB2formalbritish

    Having a grave, serious, or melancholy character; lacking cheerfulness.

    deDüster

    • His sombre expression revealed his deep concern.
    • The meeting had a sombre tone after the announcement.
    • They spoke in sombre voices about the tragedy.

    Synonymegloomyglumgravemelancholymorosemournfulsadserioussobersolemn

    Antonymebrightcheerfulhappyjoviallightheartedmerrysunny

Formen
  • more sombre comparative form
  • sombrier comparative form
  • most sombre superlative form
  • sombrest superlative form