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1 donker
donker1♦voorbeelden:vóór (het/de) donker thuis zijn • be home before dark————————donker2♦voorbeelden:een donkere lucht • a dark/gloomy skyhet wordt donker • it's getting darkeen donker type • a dark-complexioned typeII 〈 bijwoord〉♦voorbeelden: -
2 somber
♦voorbeelden:somber kijken • look glum/downcast -
3 naargeestig
♦voorbeelden:1 een naargeestig gebouw • a gloomy/dismal buildingnaargeestige gedachten • gloomy/dismal thoughts -
4 zwart
zwart1〈 het〉1 black♦voorbeelden:in het zwart • in black/mourning〈 figuurlijk〉 zwart op wit • in writing, in black and white————————zwart23 [onwettig] black♦voorbeelden:een zwarte lucht • a black/dark skyhet zwarte ras • the Negroid racehet werd me zwart voor de ogen • everything went blackhet zag er zwart van de mensen • it was swarming with peoplede Zwarte Zee • the Black Seaalles zwart inzien • take a black/gloomy view of things -
5 betrokken
4 [van belang] relevant♦voorbeelden:de betrokken persoon • the person in questionnauw betrokken zijn bij • be closely associated with2 een betrokken lucht • an overcast/a cloudy sky3 een betrokken gezicht • a sad/gloomy face -
6 treurig
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7 bar
adj. barren, infertile, rough, harsh, severe; grim, gloomy--------adv. barrenly, infertilely, roughly, harshly, severely; grimly, gloomily--------n. bar (Meteorology); pub, cafe, saloon; parallel bars (Sports) -
8 bedrukt
adj. dejected, depressed, gloomy, sad--------adv. dejectedly, despondently, gloomily, sadly -
9 boos kijken
v. scowl, have an angry or gloomy facial expression -
10 dreigende blik
n. scowl, angry or gloomy facial expression -
11 droefgeestig
adj. melancholy, wistful, gloomy -
12 droevig
adj. sad, unhappy, morose; sorrowful, gloomy; distressing, depressing--------adv. sadly, sorrowfully, ruefully -
13 duister
adj. dark; obscure, vague; hazy, dim; unknown, concealed; mysterious, dubious; gloomy, somber--------adv. darkly; obscurely, vaguely; dimly; mysteriously--------n. darkness, black -
14 gedeprimeerd
adj. depressed, sad, gloomy -
15 gezakt
adj. failed, unsuccessful; depressed, gloomy -
16 grauw
adj. grey, dark or gloomy, overcast--------n. grayness, dullness; growl, low guttural sound made by an animal -
17 naargeestig
adj. gloomy, sombre, somber, desolate, lugubrious -
18 saai
adj. dull, boring; gloomy, somber--------adv. boringly, dully, tediously--------n. serge, variety of heavy fabric with a diagonal weave -
19 somber
adj. gloomy, morose, morbid, sombre, somber, sad, dark, darksome, dun, lowering, lugubrious, tenebrous, cloudy, murky, mirky, murk, mirk, dingy, grey, gray, black, dull, joyless, mirthless, cheerless, funereal, feral, disconsolate, desolate, saturnine--------adv. cheerlessly, disconsolately, gloomily, glumly, darkly, gravely -
20 troosteloos
adj. desolate, disconsolate, cheerless, comfortless, bleak, gloomy, forlorn--------adv. disconsolately, cheerlessly
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