pessimistic
悲观
definition
adjective
he was pessimistic about the prospects
tending to see the worst aspect of things or believe that the worst will happen.
translation of 'pessimistic'
adjective
悲观,
灰色
example
I don't like being 'pessimistic' - I think that, generally, life is getting better for most people.
His films have become increasingly gloomy and 'pessimistic' , even morbidly so.
One can only hope that such a gloomy view is unduly 'pessimistic' .
Industry analysts are 'pessimistic' about Ansett's prospects of raising the required capital.
It would be too painful and 'pessimistic' not to hope and believe in you.
The most 'pessimistic' observers believe everything is stacking up for a crash.
'pessimistic' attitude to life
As she wanders, her thoughts become more and more 'pessimistic' and she begins to reflect on life and grows depressed.
Scriptures based on true revelations are never melancholy, 'pessimistic' , or depressing.
Contrary to what it might seem this is not a fatalistic or a 'pessimistic' approach, but a realistic one.
Pina is also 'pessimistic' about the prospects for more accurate media coverage of Haiti.
I'm 'pessimistic' about what's in store for them
Challenge the reality of your 'pessimistic' or negative thought.
Most are 'pessimistic' that a sustainable deal will be reached and expect the dispute to escalate.
Dixon also accused him of being unduly 'pessimistic' about the prospects for renewable energy.
A spokesman for the 13 workers involved in the dispute said they felt 'pessimistic' about the prospect of a settlement.
The 'pessimistic' and even the dark side of society should also be explored, or at least part of it.
Yet the prevalent mood at the end is not 'pessimistic' or despairing but upbeat, in spite of the devastation.
In his last years, perhaps under the strain of illness, Lenin's writings took on a dark, 'pessimistic' tone.
Civil War combat had hardened him to a 'pessimistic' expectation of repeated failure.
This year, the most 'pessimistic' forecasters expect another 180,000 jobs to go.
'Pessimistic' people are more likely to ignore a lucky situation when it presents itself.
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