solemn

美 [ˈsɑləm]
英 [ˈsɒləm]
  • adj.冷峻的；表情严肃的；庄严的；严正的
  • 网络隆重的；庄重的

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solemn
adj.
1.
冷峻的；表情严肃的not happy or smiling
Her face grew solemn.
她的脸显得严肃起来。
a solemn expression
冷峻的表情
2.
庄严的；严正的；郑重的done, said, etc. in a very serious and sincere way
a solemn oath/undertaking/vow, etc.
庄严的誓言、郑重的承诺、严肃的誓约等
3.
庄严的；隆重的performed in a serious way
a solemn ritual
隆重的仪式

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释义:
全部全部,冷峻的冷峻的,表情严肃的表情严肃的,庄严的庄严的,严正的严正的,隆重的隆重的,庄重的庄重的
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1.
Just a few days ago, in this solemn hall, world leaders adopted the Declaration of the Summit.
几天前，在这个庄严的大厅里，各国领导人通过了首脑会议宣言。
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2.
" God bless you , Captain Frank , " came Rupert's deep solemn voice out of the dark when the flare died .
“上帝保佑你，弗兰克船长，”火光熄灭，只听见黑暗中传来鲁帕特深沉的煞有介事的声音。
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3.
"Dear neighbour, " said the girl, with the most solemn countenance of a child playing at keeping shop.
“亲爱的邻居，”女孩说，脸上露出儿童做开商店的游戏时那种挺庄重的神情。
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4.
To the rest of us, it was a joke, pure and simple, but Ned, would often get into a very solemn mood about the Book.
对于我们其馀的人，这道道地地就是笑话，但是呐德往往一板正经地看待这本书。
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5.
City of the living, just as the carriage, is always so crowded, always full of solemn atmosphere.
城市的活，就像这节车厢，永远是那么的拥挤，时刻充满凝重的气息。
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Even when it had grown dusk, and the shadows of coming night made it more solemn still, the child remained.
甚至黄昏到来，夜的暗影使它变得更加庄严肃穆时，孩子仍然留在里面。
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7.
There was on his face an expression of solemn and holy rapture, as if he were revealing to me the mysteries of his religion.
他的脸色庄严而虔诚，就像是在向我透露他的信仰中的奥秘似的。
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8.
But the most solemn celebration in honour of this saint was always that of his Nativity , preceded until recently by a fast.
但是，庆祝这位圣人的大多数隆重节日都是在他的生辰，直到最近，这个节日之前仍要禁食。
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9.
She gripped it tightly in her little fist, and with a solemn look, but still with that odd glint in her eye, marched down the boarding ramp.
女儿用小拳头紧紧地抓住这个硬币，表情严肃，眼睛里还闪烁着那种奇怪的光芒。
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10.
And first I was praised for it, then criticized for it, but the fact of the matter was, I had become solemn.
起初，我因为它受到嘉奖，后来又因为它饱受批评，但关键在于，我变得郑重起来。
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