〈非正式〉 (人或其表情)不高兴的;沮丧的。
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Im a bit down in the mouth today.
我今天有点闷闷不乐的。
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I'm a bit down in the mouth today.
今天我胃口不是很好。
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Because he looks down in the mouth.
因为他总是往嘴里看。
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You look down in the mouth. What's the matter?
你看起来很沮丧,出什么事了?
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Since her dog died, Susan has been down in the mouth.
苏珊的狗死了后,她一直愁眉苦脸的,闷闷不乐的。
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No wonder you're upset. Why do you say that? You just seemed a bit down in the mouth, when you came in.
难怪你这么心烦。为什么这么说?你进门的时候看上去有点愁眉苦脸。
《Downton Abbey Season 6》《唐顿庄园 第六季》