Translations for „glumly“ in the English » German Dictionary

glum·ly [ˈglʌmli] ADV

glumly (in a morose manner)

mürrisch

glumly (in a depressed manner)

niedergeschlagen

glumly (in a sad manner)

bedrückt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Yet, he glumly admits, old dividing lines have blurred since then.

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One of her classmates, a tubby little girl with an aptitude for learning, glumly accepts her teacher's congratulations on her marriage to a 20-year-old.

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He could sponge off her comfortably forever, but he's committed, somewhat glumly, to assuring his self-sufficiency.

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He was insured but said glumly that if he did not have to rebuild here he would not.

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Staring glumly at outdated computer screens showing selected stocks, several said they felt bitter and wanted the government to do more.

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She shrugged glumly, with the resignation of a prisoner on death row.

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It's an attitude that's become epidemic, glumly undermining the giddy pleasures of summer movies.

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Everyone seems to be glumly going through the motions, recycling the tics and mannerisms they developed in far worthier fare.

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Staff at the pyramids glumly said they did not expect to see foreigners for months.

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Instead of having a laugh, they spent their time sitting silently and glumly with their faces glued to their phones.

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