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1 sombre
( American usually) somber [ˈsɔmbə] adjective1) dark (and gloomy):داكِنBlack is a sombre colour.
2) grave; serious:كالِح، جدّي، قاتِمHe was in a sombre mood.
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2 sombre, somber
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
3 sombre, somber
مُعْتِم \ dark: with no (or very little) light: It was a dark night, with no moon. It’s too dark to read. dull: (of weather or colour) not clean or bright; cloudy: a dull day; a dull blue. gloomy: rather dark; dull: A gloomy sky. grey, gray: the dull colour or iron or a rainy sky: a greyhaired old man. opaque: not allowing light to pass through it: opaque glass. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
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مُغِمّ \ melancholy: sad (person, news, event, etc.). sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
5 داكن اللون
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6 كئيب
adj. depressing, joyless, somber, weary, disconsolate, depressive, cheerless, gloomy, sullen, dismal, moody, bleak, desolate, dreary, damp, dark, glum, gray, grey, leaden, sombre, grievous, drear, melancholy, dolorous, saddening, sad, dyspeptic -
7 نكد
1́ adj. pettish, somber, peevish, petulant, fractious, querulous, sullen, sombre, moody, splenetic, testy2́ n. moodiness, grouchiness, vinegar, sulk, distemper3́ v. vex, chafe -
8 كئيب
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
9 معتم
مُعْتِم \ dark: with no (or very little) light: It was a dark night, with no moon. It’s too dark to read. dull: (of weather or colour) not clean or bright; cloudy: a dull day; a dull blue. gloomy: rather dark; dull: A gloomy sky. grey, gray: the dull colour or iron or a rainy sky: a greyhaired old man. opaque: not allowing light to pass through it: opaque glass. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
10 مغم
مُغِمّ \ melancholy: sad (person, news, event, etc.). sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
11 bleak
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
12 disconsolate
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
13 dismal
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
14 dreary
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
15 gloomy
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
16 melancholy
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
17 morose
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
18 sad
كَئِيب \ bleak: cold and comfortless; without shelter; uninviting: The weather in December was bleak and unpleasant. The future of this company will be very bleak if we don’t stop losing money.. disconsolate: sad; in low spirits. dismal: not cheerful: a dismal face; dismal wet weather. dreary: dull; uninteresting; cheerless. gloomy: sad; cheerless. melancholy: adj. sad (person, news, event, etc.). morose: unhappy and bad-tempered. sad: unhappy: a sad face; a sad loss. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
19 dark
مُعْتِم \ dark: with no (or very little) light: It was a dark night, with no moon. It’s too dark to read. dull: (of weather or colour) not clean or bright; cloudy: a dull day; a dull blue. gloomy: rather dark; dull: A gloomy sky. grey, gray: the dull colour or iron or a rainy sky: a greyhaired old man. opaque: not allowing light to pass through it: opaque glass. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless. -
20 dull
مُعْتِم \ dark: with no (or very little) light: It was a dark night, with no moon. It’s too dark to read. dull: (of weather or colour) not clean or bright; cloudy: a dull day; a dull blue. gloomy: rather dark; dull: A gloomy sky. grey, gray: the dull colour or iron or a rainy sky: a greyhaired old man. opaque: not allowing light to pass through it: opaque glass. sombre, somber: dark and cheerless.
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См. также в других словарях:
sombre — [ sɔ̃br ] adj. • 1530 « (temps) couvert »; 1374 sombre coup « meurtrissure »; probablt de l a. v. sombrer « faire de l ombre »; bas lat. subumbrare I ♦ 1 ♦ Qui est peu éclairé, reçoit peu de lumière. ⇒ noir, obscur. Pièce sombre. « L église si… … Encyclopédie Universelle
sombre — SOMBRE. adj. de t. g. Qui est peu éclairé, qui reçoit peu de clarté. Ce logis est bien sombre. dans une sombre forest. un temps sombre. On dit, Il fait sombre, pour dire, que Le temps est sombre: Et on dit, qu Il fait sombre dans un logis, dans… … Dictionnaire de l'Académie française
sombre — Sombre, com. gen. penacut. Est autant que umbragé et obscur. Ainsi dit on la nuict sombre. Joachim Du Bellay en ses Odes: La nuict froide et sombre Couvrant d obscure ombre La terre et les cieux. Et de mesme on dit le temps sombre quand il est… … Thresor de la langue françoyse
sombre — British English spelling of SOMBER (Cf. somber) (q.v.); for spelling, see RE (Cf. re) … Etymology dictionary
sombre — is spelt this way in BrE, and somber in AmE … Modern English usage
sombre — (US also somber) ► ADJECTIVE 1) dark or dull. 2) oppressively solemn or sober. DERIVATIVES sombrely adverb sombreness noun. ORIGIN French, from Latin sub under + umbra shade … English terms dictionary
sombre — (son br ) adj. 1° Qui reçoit peu de lumière, peu éclairé. Une chambre sombre. • Oh ! qui m arrêtera sous vos sombres asiles !, LA FONT. Fabl. XI, 4. • Et le temps aujourd hui Est sombre tout cela me donne un peu d ennui, COLLIN D HARLEVILLE … Dictionnaire de la Langue Française d'Émile Littré
SOMBRE — adj.des deux genres Qui est peu éclairé, qui reçoit peu de lumière. Cette maison est bien sombre. Dans une forêt sombre. Un temps sombre. Il fait sombre, Le temps est sombre. Il fait sombre dans cet appartement, Cet appartement est sombre, peu… … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 7eme edition (1835)
SOMBRE — adj. des deux genres Qui est peu éclairé, qui reçoit peu de lumière, qui est obscur. Cette maison est bien sombre. Dans une forêt sombre. Un temps sombre. Une nuit sombre. Il fait sombre, Le temps est sombre. Il fait sombre dans cet appartement,… … Dictionnaire de l'Academie Francaise, 8eme edition (1935)
Sombre — la Sombre (le Gaumont) Photo bienvenue Merci Caractéristiques Longueur 13,4 km Bassin ? Bassin collecteur la Dordogne Débit moyen ? … Wikipédia en Français
sombre — (BrE) (AmE somber) adj. VERBS ▪ be, look, seem ▪ Everyone looked very sombre. ▪ become, grow, turn … Collocations dictionary
