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- a mood in which you are very involved in your own thoughts and not paying attention to anything else: I could see she was in a brown study. He sank back on his pillow and fell into a brown study.
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a brown study 在英語中的意思. idiom old-fashioned. Add to word list. a mood in which you are very involved in your own thoughts and not paying attention to anything else: I could see she was in a brown study. He sank back on his pillow and fell into a brown study. 「SMART 詞彙」：相關單字和片語. Thinking and contemplating. agonize over/about something. beard-stroking
2019年7月25日 · 「Brown study」是什麼意思呢，難道學習還有顏色之分？ 2019-07-25 由 地球大白 發表于 教育. 昨天我們分享了一篇文章中提到「out of lunch」不是指「出去吃午飯」，而是「瘋狂的，神志不清的，懶散的」意思，今天我們就這個話題來繼續說說英文中還有哪些表達也有這類似的意思，下面我們就來一起看看吧！ Heedless. heedless意思是「不留神的」，所以表達出神時，一時不知道怎麼翻譯，可以直接用這個單詞heedless來表達。 這個單詞更加強調是因為對某事不上心而出現的走神，比如上課時不知不覺陷入走神狀態，不僅老師講什麼聽不見，連下課鈴聲也可以忽略，更別提其他的嘈雜的聲音了。 例句：
brown study. noun [ C ] old-fashioned uk / ˌbraʊn ˈstʌd.i / us / ˈbraʊn ˌstʌd.i /. a mood in which you are quiet, thinking a lot, and paying attention to your own thoughts rather than what is going on around you: in a brown study I sat in a brown study for a long time after I had finished reading the letter.
brown study. noun [ C ] old-fashioned uk / ˌbraʊn ˈstʌd.i / us / ˈbraʊn ˌstʌd.i /. a mood in which you are quiet, thinking a lot, and paying attention to your own thoughts rather than what is going on around you: in a brown study I sat in a brown study for a long time after I had finished reading the letter.
in a brown study. A state of deep contemplation or rumination, as of a reverie, daydream, or meditation. It originally meant a melancholic or depressed mood or state (dating from at least the 1500s), but has since largely lost that association.
2020年12月14日 · Brown study is an old English expression that’s related to emotions and colours. It seems that Brown was once the colour of feeling down or sad as we associate with the colour blue today. The earliest printed record of the phrase can be traced back to 1532 in a book called Dice-Play: “Lack of company will soon lead a man into a brown study.”
: a state of serious absorption or abstraction. Did you know? Lack of company will soon lead a man into a brown study. Whether or not it's true, that 1532 admonition is the first known example that shows the reverie sense of study combined with brown (in the old and now rare sense of "gloomy").
