glum in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

glum in the PONS Dictionary

glum Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be/feel glum (about sth)
estar/sentirse melancólico (por algo)
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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The year-on-year figures made equally glum reading with lending to small businesses down 3.1 per cent on last year.
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Intimacy, glum and written aesthetics conscientiousness are the main themes of his works.
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The party mood was glum in 2013.
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Her monotone expression and glum one-word answers prompt him to realize that she is a sleepwalker too, and is suffering from the same condition as her father.
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Neither smiled much and both appeared to be in glum moods.
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How sad that the results are so glum.
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Two days of the working week is spent, on average, feeling glum.
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He is very glum and is often predicting the inevitable failure of their mission.
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The game absorbs; it is meditative, entailing large periods of glum reflection, sessions of intense pondering in such positions as the ever-baffling silly point.
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And speed glum heroes up the line to death.
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