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• The immediate target of Digger's raillery was his communications officer, a lean morose - looking southerner.(迪格直接的挖苦对象，是他的通讯军官，一个身子干瘦、愁眉苦脸的南方人。)
• Pat buchanan, a speechwriter who considered himself Nixon's conservative conscience, was morose.(帕特·布坎南，这个自视为尼克松保守主义良心的演说撰稿人，闷闷不乐了。)
• She was morose, pale, and reticent.(她闷闷不乐，面色苍白，沉默寡言。)
• She just sat there looking morose.(她就那样阴郁地坐在那儿。)
• Melly helped her pack, looking morose and sad.(梅利帮她收拾东西，看上去有些抑郁和忧愁。)
• In fact, the only one who needs to be morose is me, not Annie.(应该感慨时光飞逝，流水无情的是我，而不是安妮。)
• A morose France has fallen behind its competitors.(郁闷的法兰西人落在了竞争者的后面。)
• But the opening quotation, seemingly so apt for morose France today, is not about that country at all.(开头的那段引语，尽管看似很切合于今天阴郁的法国，但其实说的根本不是法国。)
• However, it is not. The more money they have, the more morose they feel.(然而，这是不一样的。他们有更多的钱越多，发楞他们的感觉。)
• The immediate target of Digger's raillery was his communication officer, a lean morose - looking southerner.(迪格直接的逗趣对象，是他的通讯军官，一个身子干瘦、愁眉苦脸的南方人。)