lonesome
/ˈloʊn.səm/adjective
B1formalamerican/ˈloʊn.səm/Used in American English to describe a feeling of sadness due to being alone or isolated.
ruИспользуется в американском английском для описания чувства грусти из-за одиночества или изоляции.esAdjetivo usado en inglés estadounidense para describir un sentimiento de tristeza por soledad o aislamiento, o un lugar que causa esa sensación.frSe dit d'une personne qui se sent triste ou mélancolique à cause de la solitude ou de l'isolement, ou d'un lieu qui évoque cette solitude.deWird im amerikanischen Englisch verwendet, um das Gefühl von Traurigkeit aufgrund von Einsamkeit oder Isolation zu beschreiben.ptUsado no inglês americano para descrever a sensação de tristeza por estar sozinho ou isolado.zh用于美式英语,形容因孤独或被孤立而感到悲伤、凄凉的。arيُستخدم في الإنجليزية الأمريكية لوصف الشعور بالحزن بسبب الوحدة أو العزلة.
- Single and isolated B2 informal american
Being the only one; solitary and separated from others.
- A lonesome tree stood in the middle of the field.
- He took a lonesome walk along the deserted beach.
- The lonesome house at the end of the road looked abandoned.
ruОдинокийesSolitario y aisladofrSolitaire et isolédeEinsam und abgeschiedenptSolitáriozh孤独的arوحيد
- Sad from being alone B2 informal american
Feeling sad or dejected because of being alone.
- She felt lonesome after her friends moved away.
- The old man grew lonesome living by himself.
- He was lonesome for his family during the holidays.
ruГрустный из-за одиночестваesTriste por soledadfrTriste d'être seuldeTraurig aus EinsamkeitptTriste por estar sozinhozh因孤独而悲伤arحزين من الوحدة
- lonesomer comparative form
- more lonesome comparative form
- lonesomest superlative form
- most lonesome superlative form