闷热 | mēn rè | sultry; sultriness; hot and stuffy; stifling hot | |
闷声闷气 | mēn shēng mēn qì | muffled | |
胸闷 | xiōng mēn | chest pain; chest distress | |
闷声不响 | mēn shēng bù xiǎng | to keep silent | |
闷嘴葫芦 | mēn zuǐ hú lu | silent person (idiom) |
苦闷 | kǔ mèn | depressed; dejected; feeling low | |
沉闷 | chén mèn | oppressive (of weather); heavy; depressed; not happy; (of sound) dull; muffled | |
烦闷 | fán mèn | moody; gloomy | |
郁闷 | yù mèn | gloomy; depressed | |
解闷 | jiě mèn | to relieve boredom or melancholy; a diversion |
1 | This book is written in a very heavy style. | |
2 | The gloomy atmosphere made people feel uncomfortable. | |
3 | Overcast days give people a dull feeling. | |
4 | He thinks grey is a dull color. | |
5 | We were dismayed by the high prices of the hotel's rooms. |