grim
英[grim]美[grim]
a.
1.严酷的，无情的
2.讨厌的，糟糕的
3.严厉的
4.阴冷的，阴森凄凉的
5.有病的，不舒服的
1.严酷的，无情的
2.讨厌的，糟糕的
3.严厉的
4.阴冷的，阴森凄凉的
5.有病的，不舒服的
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- Although the figure of profits was slightly lower than the target set at the beginning of last year, the performance of SOEs on the whole was satisfactory, as the good results were achieved under a grim international economic situation.
他上月在九届全国人大五次会议举行的新闻发布会上说，虽然利润数字略低于年初的目标，但国企上年的表现仍令人满意，因为这是在极为严峻的国际经济形势下取得的。 收藏 - So long as this grim reality persists, the system will remain broken.
只要这一严酷的现实继续存在，法律制度将是不完善的。收藏 - The great door clanged behind him, and Monsieur the Marquis crossed a hall grim with certain old boar-spears, swords, and knives of the chase;
沉重的大门在他身后哐当地关上，候爵大人走进了一间阴森森的大厅。 那里有狩猎用的野猪矛、长剑和短刀，还有马鞭和棍子。 收藏 - Athene's horse stood grim and gaunt and motionless beside the temple wall.
阿西妮的马凶恶地、吓人地、一动不动地立在庙墙旁边。 收藏 - Exceedingly red-eyed and grim, as if he had been up all night at a party which had taken anything but a convivial turn, Jerry Cruncher worried his breakfast rather than ate it, growling over it like any four-footed inmate of a menagerie.
他双眼通红，脾气很大，仿佛彻夜不眠参加了晚会回来，而那晚会又无丝毫乐趣。 他不是在吃早饭，而是在拿早饭发脾气，像动物园里的居民一样对它嗥叫。 收藏
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