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grim
[grɪm] (grimmer, grimmest)
adjective
WITHOUT HOPE 没有希望的
ADVANCED
■worrying, without hope 忧愁的；令人担忧的；令人沮丧的•The future looks grim.未来一片渺茫。
[grɪm] (grimmer, grimmest)
adjective
SERIOUS 严肃的
■worried and serious or sad 忧愁的；严肃的•Her face was grim as she told them the bad news.她满脸愁容地把这个坏消息告诉了他们。 •The expression on his face was one of grim determination.他脸上一副破釜沉舟的神情。 •Later Mr Ashby left the court, grim-faced and silent.后来阿什比先生离开了法庭，表情严肃，一言不发。
[grɪm] (grimmer, grimmest)
adjective
UNPLEASANT 令人不快的
informal
■very unpleasant or ugly 令人不快的；讨厌的；丑陋的•a grim-looking block of flats丑陋不堪的公寓楼
[grɪm] (grimmer, grimmest)
adjective
hang / hold on like grim death UK
■to hold on very tightly to something, despite great difficulty 死死地抓住不放，紧紧抓住不松手；咬牙坚持•Darren always drives and I sit behind him, hanging on like grim death.总是达伦来开车，我则坐在他后面，一路壮着胆子硬撑。 |