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drear

/drɪər/

Traducción: Forma arcaica o poética de 'dreary', que significa sombrío, triste, lúgubre o desolador.

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adjective

C2formalcommonobsoleto/drɪər/

An archaic or poetic form of 'dreary', meaning gloomy, dull, or bleak.

  • 🇪🇸Forma arcaica o poética de 'dreary', que significa sombrío, triste, lúgubre o desolador.
  1. Dull or gloomy C2 formal british

    Characterized by a lack of cheer, brightness, or interest; dreary.

    • The landscape was drear and lifeless under the grey sky.
    • He lived in a drear part of the city, far from any excitement.
    • The novel's setting was a drear, rain-soaked village.

    🇪🇸Lúgubre o sombrío

    Sinónimos: bleakcheerlessdepressingdismaldrabdrearydullgloomysomber

    Antónimos: brightcheerfuljoyfullivelypleasantsunny

  • drearer comparative form
  • drearst superlative form