glummer

美 [ɡl?m] 　英 [ɡl?m]

• adj.陰郁的
• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)悶悶不樂的；憂郁的；陰沉的

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TOKYO - Japanese women are cheerier than men, people grow glummer as they age, and money can buy happiness -- up to a point.

日本女人比男人更快樂，隨著年齡增加，人們越發(fā)憂郁，但錢能買到快樂，快樂隨著錢的增多而上升，直至某一點(diǎn)。

Indeed, the more people compare the UN's new secretary-general with his predecessor, the glummer they tend to become.

的確，人們將聯(lián)合國的新秘書長與其前任比較得越多，他們傾向于變得越發(fā)愁容滿面。

But these fell by 1. 9% in February, bringing them closer to glummer private-sector estimates.

但各項(xiàng)零售指標(biāo)在2月份下降了1.9%，使黯淡的非官方統(tǒng)計(jì)數(shù)據(jù)更趨真實(shí)。

The IMF has since become much glummer: this week it forecast growth of just 0. 5%.

如今國際貨幣基金組織已經(jīng)變得更加悲觀：本周預(yù)測(cè)僅有0.

The baby-boom generation (people aged 43-62) are glummer than the young or the elderly, according to Pew.

根據(jù)Pow的調(diào)查，嬰兒潮一代（43-62歲人士）比年輕者或年老者都更加低迷。