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WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| ponury | | grim, gloomy |
| | | mournful, dour, surly, sulky, sullen |
| | | miserable, rueful |
| | | dreary, bleak |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| dismal adj | (dark, depressing) | posępny, ponury przym. |
| | Mark's dismal office added to his dislike of his job. |
| dreary adj | (weather: dull) | ponury przym. |
| | It was a dreary day and Luke didn't feel like going out. |
| grim adj | (outlook: bleak) | ponury przym. |
| | According to experts, the economic outlook for the next 5 years is grim. |
| sullen adj | (person: moody, sulky) | ponury przym. |
| | After his parents told him off, Adrian was sullen for the rest of the day. |
| rueful adj | (sad, regretful) | smętny, ponury, zasępiony przym. |
| | The loser had a rueful look on his face. |
| glum adj | (miserable) | posępny, smętny, ponury przym. |
| | Despite the sunny weather, the children looked glum. |
| sulky adj | informal (moody) | nadąsany, ponury przym. |
| | After he lost the game, Eddie was sulky for hours. |
| cheerless adj | (gloomy, dreary) | ponury przym. |
| | The day was already dark and cheerless even before we heard the bad news. |
| grim adj | (expression: somber) | ponury, groźny przym. |
| | The policeman looked grim as he wrote the ticket. |
| dour adj | (gloomy) | posępny, ponury przym. |
| | Frowning deeply, the duchess looked even more dour than usual. |
| brooding adj | (menacing, threatening) | ponury przym. |
| | The sky was grey and brooding, so I decided not to go out for a walk. |
gray, UK: grey adj | US (sky, weather: dull) | ponury przym. |
| | How grey the sky looks today! |
| grim adj | (weather: bleak) | ponury przym. |
| | Jane's wedding was on a grim winter day, but she didn't mind. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| black adj | figurative (sullen) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| | | pochmurny przym. |
| | Tom was in a black mood after his boss reprimanded him. |
| dark adj | figurative (gloomy) | ponury przym. |
| | (przenośny) | czarny przym. |
| | With a recession predicted to hit soon, these are dark days for the economy. |
| bleak adj | (dark) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| bleak adj | (possibility) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| grim adj | informal (unpleasant) | ponury, smutny przym. |
| | The food they serve in the school cafeteria is grim. |
| moody adj | (person: temperamental) | zmienny, ponury, markotny przym. |
| | Dan could be a bit moody, so it was important to keep him happy if you wanted anything from him. |
| sullen adj | (conditions: gloomy, dismal) | pochmurny przym. |
| | | ponury przym. |
| | The weather was sullen as the family arrived at their holiday destination. |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: | Główne tłumaczenia |
| ponury | | grim, gloomy |
| | | mournful, dour, surly, sulky, sullen |
| | | miserable, rueful |
| | | dreary, bleak |
WordReference English-Polish Dictionary © 2026: Pasujące pozycje ze słownika innego języka | Główne tłumaczenia |
| dismal adj | (dark, depressing) | posępny, ponury przym. |
| | Mark's dismal office added to his dislike of his job. |
| dreary adj | (weather: dull) | ponury przym. |
| | It was a dreary day and Luke didn't feel like going out. |
| grim adj | (outlook: bleak) | ponury przym. |
| | According to experts, the economic outlook for the next 5 years is grim. |
| sullen adj | (person: moody, sulky) | ponury przym. |
| | After his parents told him off, Adrian was sullen for the rest of the day. |
| rueful adj | (sad, regretful) | smętny, ponury, zasępiony przym. |
| | The loser had a rueful look on his face. |
| glum adj | (miserable) | posępny, smętny, ponury przym. |
| | Despite the sunny weather, the children looked glum. |
| sulky adj | informal (moody) | nadąsany, ponury przym. |
| | After he lost the game, Eddie was sulky for hours. |
| cheerless adj | (gloomy, dreary) | ponury przym. |
| | The day was already dark and cheerless even before we heard the bad news. |
| grim adj | (expression: somber) | ponury, groźny przym. |
| | The policeman looked grim as he wrote the ticket. |
| dour adj | (gloomy) | posępny, ponury przym. |
| | Frowning deeply, the duchess looked even more dour than usual. |
| brooding adj | (menacing, threatening) | ponury przym. |
| | The sky was grey and brooding, so I decided not to go out for a walk. |
gray, UK: grey adj | US (sky, weather: dull) | ponury przym. |
| | How grey the sky looks today! |
| grim adj | (weather: bleak) | ponury przym. |
| | Jane's wedding was on a grim winter day, but she didn't mind. |
| Dodatkowe Tłumaczenia |
| black adj | figurative (sullen) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| | | pochmurny przym. |
| | Tom was in a black mood after his boss reprimanded him. |
| dark adj | figurative (gloomy) | ponury przym. |
| | (przenośny) | czarny przym. |
| | With a recession predicted to hit soon, these are dark days for the economy. |
| bleak adj | (dark) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| bleak adj | (possibility) | ponury, posępny przym. |
| grim adj | informal (unpleasant) | ponury, smutny przym. |
| | The food they serve in the school cafeteria is grim. |
| moody adj | (person: temperamental) | zmienny, ponury, markotny przym. |
| | Dan could be a bit moody, so it was important to keep him happy if you wanted anything from him. |
| sullen adj | (conditions: gloomy, dismal) | pochmurny przym. |
| | | ponury przym. |
| | The weather was sullen as the family arrived at their holiday destination. |
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