melancholy

melancolía

Tristeza profunda y callada, a menudo al pensar en la vida o en el pasado.

En inglés sencillo: A deep, quiet sadness, often while thinking about your life or the past.

• A quiet melancholy filled the room.
• Old photographs brought a sense of melancholy.
• He could not explain his sudden melancholy.

Sinónimos: sadness, sorrow

Antónimos: happiness, joy

Expresiones frecuentes: a deep melancholy, sense of melancholy, filled with melancholy

melancólico

Que siente una tristeza profunda y callada.

En inglés sencillo: Feeling deeply and quietly sad.

• She felt melancholy that evening.
• He became melancholy after his friend left.
• Why do you seem so melancholy today?

Sinónimos: sad, sorrowful, gloomy

Antónimos: cheerful, happy

Expresiones frecuentes: feel melancholy, melancholy mood, melancholy person

triste, melancólico

Que provoca una tristeza profunda y callada.

En inglés sencillo: Making you feel deeply and quietly sad.

• It was a melancholy song.
• The film tells a melancholy story of lost love.
• A melancholy tune drifted through the empty house.

Sinónimos: sad, sorrowful

Antónimos: cheerful, uplifting

Expresiones frecuentes: melancholy song, melancholy news, melancholy story