Definition of dumps in English:

dumps

plural noundʌm(p)sdəmps

in phrase down in the dumps" or "in the dumpsinformal

(of a person) depressed or unhappy.
〈非正式〉（人）沮丧，忧郁，闷闷不乐
she was feeling a bit down in the dumps
Example sentencesExamples
- Everybody is a bit down in the dumps because we feel as though we are a top-five side.
- I'm a bit down in the dumps right now but will be getting that dirt off my shoulders and doing my thing.
- Whenever I'm in the dumps, I come up here and it reaffirms everything that I think is really good and generous about this country.
- Successive home defeats by Manchester United, Partizan Belgrade and Birmingham inside eight days left the 70-year-old down in the dumps and scratching his head.
- In both men and women, common signs and symptoms of depression include feeling down in the dumps, sleeping poorly, and feeling sad, guilty and worthless.
- It does a lot for us, none of us got depressed, and none of us got down in the dumps and thought we didn't have a chance to come back.
- I was a bit down in the dumps, and I started thinking that maybe football wouldn't pan out in the way I had expected.
- United supporters had been down in the dumps after the team's start to the season.
- Scientists at the Babraham Research Institute in Cambridge have now demonstrated that sheep have best friends, ewes fall in love with rams and both sexes feel a bit down in the dumps when Dolly fails to return from the slaughterhouse.
- Next time you come across a grump in the dumps, flash him a grin and a cheerful ‘hello.’
- Whenever I'm having a down in the dumps day I find it hard to write anything for my blog, so I'm letting you know that I'm down in the dumps today and don't feel like writing anything - much.
- ‘You look a bit down in the dumps,’ said Anna as I sat in the seat behind her.
- I think that everybody is now down in the dumps for want of a better phrase but I am sure that we will not give up now.
- Here's how to know when it's time to let it go - in a way that won't leave anyone feeling in the dumps.
- In the end, rather than getting birthday dumps, he was simply down in the dumps.
- People think they know what it must be like at the club and think we all must be really down in the dumps but we're not.
- So anyway, as I'm a bit of a photo freak who likes to chronicle his sad life when I'm feeling down in the dumps, I often look at my Caribbean journals.
- They actually got up and started showing off and playing with each other, I suppose it's quite uplifting when you're down in the dumps.
- I was a bit down in the dumps yesterday, but now you've cheered me up!
- He said: ‘It is a bit uplifting, from being down in the dumps - Kylie being born, Thomas getting married and now this medal - three good things that have come out of it all.’
Synonyms
unhappy, sad, depressed, gloomy, glum, melancholy, melancholic, miserable, sorrowful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, downcast, cast down, down, crestfallen, woebegone, low, low in spirits, low-spirited, heavy-hearted, morose, dismal, desolate, weighed down, oppressed
tearful, upset, broken-hearted
informal blue, down in the mouth, fed up, moody
literary dolorous, heartsick, heartsore
archaic chap-fallen

Origin

Early 16th century (originally singular in the sense 'a dazed or puzzled state'): probably a figurative use of Middle Dutch domp 'haze, mist'.

Definition of dumps in US English:

dumps

plural noundəmpsdəmps

in phrase down in the dumps" or "in the dumpsinformal

(of a person) depressed or unhappy.
〈非正式〉（人）沮丧，忧郁，闷闷不乐
she was feeling a bit down in the dumps
Example sentencesExamples
- It does a lot for us, none of us got depressed, and none of us got down in the dumps and thought we didn't have a chance to come back.
- ‘You look a bit down in the dumps,’ said Anna as I sat in the seat behind her.
- I was a bit down in the dumps, and I started thinking that maybe football wouldn't pan out in the way I had expected.
- I think that everybody is now down in the dumps for want of a better phrase but I am sure that we will not give up now.
- Whenever I'm in the dumps, I come up here and it reaffirms everything that I think is really good and generous about this country.
- Successive home defeats by Manchester United, Partizan Belgrade and Birmingham inside eight days left the 70-year-old down in the dumps and scratching his head.
- Scientists at the Babraham Research Institute in Cambridge have now demonstrated that sheep have best friends, ewes fall in love with rams and both sexes feel a bit down in the dumps when Dolly fails to return from the slaughterhouse.
- Here's how to know when it's time to let it go - in a way that won't leave anyone feeling in the dumps.
- United supporters had been down in the dumps after the team's start to the season.
- In both men and women, common signs and symptoms of depression include feeling down in the dumps, sleeping poorly, and feeling sad, guilty and worthless.
- I'm a bit down in the dumps right now but will be getting that dirt off my shoulders and doing my thing.
- Next time you come across a grump in the dumps, flash him a grin and a cheerful ‘hello.’
- Everybody is a bit down in the dumps because we feel as though we are a top-five side.
- People think they know what it must be like at the club and think we all must be really down in the dumps but we're not.
- I was a bit down in the dumps yesterday, but now you've cheered me up!
- In the end, rather than getting birthday dumps, he was simply down in the dumps.
- He said: ‘It is a bit uplifting, from being down in the dumps - Kylie being born, Thomas getting married and now this medal - three good things that have come out of it all.’
- Whenever I'm having a down in the dumps day I find it hard to write anything for my blog, so I'm letting you know that I'm down in the dumps today and don't feel like writing anything - much.
- So anyway, as I'm a bit of a photo freak who likes to chronicle his sad life when I'm feeling down in the dumps, I often look at my Caribbean journals.
- They actually got up and started showing off and playing with each other, I suppose it's quite uplifting when you're down in the dumps.
Synonyms
unhappy, sad, depressed, gloomy, glum, melancholy, melancholic, miserable, sorrowful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, downcast, cast down, down, crestfallen, woebegone, low, low in spirits, low-spirited, heavy-hearted, morose, dismal, desolate, weighed down, oppressed

Origin

Early 16th century (originally singular in the sense ‘a dazed or puzzled state’): probably a figurative use of Middle Dutch domp ‘haze, mist’.

词汇	dumps
释义	Definition of dumps in English: dumps plural noundʌm(p)sdəmps in phrase down in the dumps" or "in the dumpsinformal (of a person) depressed or unhappy. 〈非正式〉（人）沮丧，忧郁，闷闷不乐 she was feeling a bit down in the dumps Example sentencesExamples Everybody is a bit down in the dumps because we feel as though we are a top-five side. I'm a bit down in the dumps right now but will be getting that dirt off my shoulders and doing my thing. Whenever I'm in the dumps, I come up here and it reaffirms everything that I think is really good and generous about this country. Successive home defeats by Manchester United, Partizan Belgrade and Birmingham inside eight days left the 70-year-old down in the dumps and scratching his head. In both men and women, common signs and symptoms of depression include feeling down in the dumps, sleeping poorly, and feeling sad, guilty and worthless. It does a lot for us, none of us got depressed, and none of us got down in the dumps and thought we didn't have a chance to come back. I was a bit down in the dumps, and I started thinking that maybe football wouldn't pan out in the way I had expected. United supporters had been down in the dumps after the team's start to the season. Scientists at the Babraham Research Institute in Cambridge have now demonstrated that sheep have best friends, ewes fall in love with rams and both sexes feel a bit down in the dumps when Dolly fails to return from the slaughterhouse. Next time you come across a grump in the dumps, flash him a grin and a cheerful ‘hello.’ Whenever I'm having a down in the dumps day I find it hard to write anything for my blog, so I'm letting you know that I'm down in the dumps today and don't feel like writing anything - much. ‘You look a bit down in the dumps,’ said Anna as I sat in the seat behind her. I think that everybody is now down in the dumps for want of a better phrase but I am sure that we will not give up now. Here's how to know when it's time to let it go - in a way that won't leave anyone feeling in the dumps. In the end, rather than getting birthday dumps, he was simply down in the dumps. People think they know what it must be like at the club and think we all must be really down in the dumps but we're not. So anyway, as I'm a bit of a photo freak who likes to chronicle his sad life when I'm feeling down in the dumps, I often look at my Caribbean journals. They actually got up and started showing off and playing with each other, I suppose it's quite uplifting when you're down in the dumps. I was a bit down in the dumps yesterday, but now you've cheered me up! He said: ‘It is a bit uplifting, from being down in the dumps - Kylie being born, Thomas getting married and now this medal - three good things that have come out of it all.’ Synonyms unhappy, sad, depressed, gloomy, glum, melancholy, melancholic, miserable, sorrowful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, downcast, cast down, down, crestfallen, woebegone, low, low in spirits, low-spirited, heavy-hearted, morose, dismal, desolate, weighed down, oppressed tearful, upset, broken-hearted informal blue, down in the mouth, fed up, moody literary dolorous, heartsick, heartsore archaic chap-fallen Origin Early 16th century (originally singular in the sense 'a dazed or puzzled state'): probably a figurative use of Middle Dutch domp 'haze, mist'. Definition of dumps in US English: dumps plural noundəmpsdəmps in phrase down in the dumps" or "in the dumpsinformal (of a person) depressed or unhappy. 〈非正式〉（人）沮丧，忧郁，闷闷不乐 she was feeling a bit down in the dumps Example sentencesExamples It does a lot for us, none of us got depressed, and none of us got down in the dumps and thought we didn't have a chance to come back. ‘You look a bit down in the dumps,’ said Anna as I sat in the seat behind her. I was a bit down in the dumps, and I started thinking that maybe football wouldn't pan out in the way I had expected. I think that everybody is now down in the dumps for want of a better phrase but I am sure that we will not give up now. Whenever I'm in the dumps, I come up here and it reaffirms everything that I think is really good and generous about this country. Successive home defeats by Manchester United, Partizan Belgrade and Birmingham inside eight days left the 70-year-old down in the dumps and scratching his head. Scientists at the Babraham Research Institute in Cambridge have now demonstrated that sheep have best friends, ewes fall in love with rams and both sexes feel a bit down in the dumps when Dolly fails to return from the slaughterhouse. Here's how to know when it's time to let it go - in a way that won't leave anyone feeling in the dumps. United supporters had been down in the dumps after the team's start to the season. In both men and women, common signs and symptoms of depression include feeling down in the dumps, sleeping poorly, and feeling sad, guilty and worthless. I'm a bit down in the dumps right now but will be getting that dirt off my shoulders and doing my thing. Next time you come across a grump in the dumps, flash him a grin and a cheerful ‘hello.’ Everybody is a bit down in the dumps because we feel as though we are a top-five side. People think they know what it must be like at the club and think we all must be really down in the dumps but we're not. I was a bit down in the dumps yesterday, but now you've cheered me up! In the end, rather than getting birthday dumps, he was simply down in the dumps. He said: ‘It is a bit uplifting, from being down in the dumps - Kylie being born, Thomas getting married and now this medal - three good things that have come out of it all.’ Whenever I'm having a down in the dumps day I find it hard to write anything for my blog, so I'm letting you know that I'm down in the dumps today and don't feel like writing anything - much. So anyway, as I'm a bit of a photo freak who likes to chronicle his sad life when I'm feeling down in the dumps, I often look at my Caribbean journals. They actually got up and started showing off and playing with each other, I suppose it's quite uplifting when you're down in the dumps. Synonyms unhappy, sad, depressed, gloomy, glum, melancholy, melancholic, miserable, sorrowful, dejected, despondent, dispirited, disconsolate, downhearted, downcast, cast down, down, crestfallen, woebegone, low, low in spirits, low-spirited, heavy-hearted, morose, dismal, desolate, weighed down, oppressed Origin Early 16th century (originally singular in the sense ‘a dazed or puzzled state’): probably a figurative use of Middle Dutch domp ‘haze, mist’.
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