grimmest

grimmest

美 [ɡrɪm] 　英 [ɡrɪm]

• adj.严厉的；可怕的；讨厌的；不屈的
• 网络狰狞的；正午到可怖的

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They induce a sense of grandeur and a euphoria that may make the grimmest political realities seem like paper tigers.

它们诱导了一种光辉灿烂和乐观的情绪，从而使最严峻的政治现实也似乎像是纸老虎。

In the grimmest circumstances my mother could always find a bit of fun.

既使在顶愁苦的日子，妈也能有兴致找乐儿。

for every hour and change corresponds to and authorizes a different state of the mind, from breathless noon to grimmest midnight.

因为，从令人窒息的午间到幽静的午夜，我们的心绪都会与每个时刻，每一种变化和谐起来。

In the rural areas, the prospects are often grimmest, as the population swells and landholdings shrink.

而在农村地区，随着人口的增长与土地所有的减少，其发展之路常常会面临最为严峻的考验。

VISIT to Pakistan this week by Hillary Clinton, America's secretary of state, was greeted in the grimmest possible fashion.

美国务卿希拉里克林顿本周访问了巴基斯坦，受到的礼遇之差，恐是前所未有的。

Growth prospects look grimmest in Europe.

欧洲经济增长前景暗淡。

The firefighter survivors all wore the grimmest pride on their faces.

活着归来的消防员脸上都带着极为严肃的自豪。

These are the ties that have provided enduring warmth in even the grimmest of political seasons.

在即便是最为残酷的政治季节里，这些纽带也会带来持久的温暖。

But that ratio has fallen below 10 in the grimmest bear markets of the past.

但在以往最为低迷的熊市中，这一市盈率也曾跌破过10倍。

The grimmest example of Scotch humour that I ever heard is this story that was told me of a criminal who was condemned to death.

我所听到的最无情的苏格兰式幽默，是一个关于被判死刑的罪犯的故事。