What does depression mean?

Depressive and unhappy, a Chinese idiom, means a time when you are rarely happy because you are in an unhappy mood.

Synonyms: gloomy, which means that you can’t let go of your worries and feel unhappy.

Antonym: elated, the original meaning refers to the superb purpose of the article and the sharp and sharp diction; describing the appearance of high interest and enthusiasm; it can serve as a predicate, attributive, and adverbial in a sentence; it has a commendatory meaning.

Sentences for depression and joylessness:

1. I live a life of depression and joylessness.

2. If you were generally depressed, would you tell jokes?

3. He was often depressed and unhappy, and finally suffered a complete mental breakdown.

4. But her melancholy began to turn into depression, so she took decisive steps shortly before Boris' departure.

5. When Boris’s vacation was about to end, Anatoly Kurakin was in Moscow, and naturally appeared in the living room of the Karakin family. Julie was no longer depressed and unhappy, but became He was very happy and took good care of Kuragin.

6. Boris was fooled and wasted a month in vain. He was completely depressed and unhappy around Julie. He felt uncomfortable in his heart and saw that he had already obtained the right thing in his imagination. Boris felt insulted at the thought that the income of the Penza territories, which had been put to good use, had fallen into other hands, especially into the hands of the stupid Anatole.

7. Only a few young people, including Boris, understood Julie's depressed mood more deeply. She talked with these young people for a longer time alone about the emptiness of the world. She opened several memory albums. , show them that it is full of sad patterns and full of mottos and poems.