"Gloom"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: 合っています！

gloom = his depression, his bad mood, his moodiness

"James is being moody right now because he didn't get first choice of dessert",
"No I'm not gloomy about that at all! I'm gloomy because I'm thinking about the nature of loneliness in society in the 21st century, my gloom is on a far loftier plane than simply not getting my pick of dessert! I'm thinking at that level, and I'm going to keep my gloom on it!"

A: if you were to say someone looks gloomy it means they look upset or depressed also you can use the word gloom to describe the weather

A: It means nearly dark.
It can also mean the sadness that accompanies grief and despair.

A: Looks like some quirky poetry going on.
It indicates that the kiss is not necessarily a gesture of affection, but of desperation, with the "cough drop coloured tongue" adding to that notion, as that would be an unnatural colour.

A: “The weather is gloomy,” “a gloomy outlook,” “it’s not all doom and gloom”

Had to stop and think because I don’t use it all that frequently 😂

A: Gloom it's more for emotions, like without hope, sad, depression, pessimist. For instance: She was very gloom yesterday.
And darkness its more the objects, places like: Yesterday the day was darkness. A corridor is regularly plunged into darkness.

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A: We have the phrase, "money burning a hole in my pocket," to say we have extra money to spend, as if we have to spend it now before it burns a hole in our pocket.

A: Darkness is more concrete and specific because it means lack of light. Gloom is more abstract. It can be about how a scene makes you feel vaguely bad. I don't think we often use gloom as a noun, we're more likely to use the adjective gloomy.

A: Now you are depressed
Once happy
All the beauty has left
Why do we both have to be lonely
Was it just for fun?