subdued
adj. 制服的,被抑制的; 緩和的; 有節制的,抑制; 順從
v. 征服( subdue的過去式 ); 剋制; 制服
Someone who is subdued is very quiet, often because they are sad or worried about something.
He faced the press, initially, in a somewhat subdued mood...
他最初面對媒體時情緒有點憂鬱。
The audience are strangely subdued, clapping politely after each song.
觀眾們出奇地安靜,只是在每首歌結束後報以禮貌性的掌聲。
Subdued sounds are not very loud.
The conversation around them was resumed, but in subdued tones.
他們周圍的人又開始交談了,但這次是竊竊私語。
Subdued lights or colours are not very bright.
The lighting was subdued.
燈光柔和。
1. in a softened tone;
2. restrained in style or quality;
3. quieted and brought under control;
4. lacking in light; not bright or harsh;
Bright gold catches the eye while darker subdued shades of gold lend richness and warmth.
明亮的黃金,而引人注目的制服顏色較深提供豐富的黃金和溫暖.
He subdued a desire to laugh.
他強忍住笑.
Tasteful, subdued lighting sprang up around an elegant interior lounge.
格調高雅的柔和燈光立刻流散在一張高雅的長椅四周.
The Greek dye was subdued in me, I suppose.
我想,大概是希臘的色彩在我身上黯淡了.
Boosting domestic demand would make Germany less dependent on export markets, which are likely to subdued.
提振國內經濟會減少德國經濟對出口的依賴,德國的出口市場有可能陷入低迷.