macabre

常見例句

BURIED in the 2001 round of George Bush’s tax cuts was a macabre oddity.
糾結(jié)于2001年喬治?布什總統(tǒng)的減稅政策真是一件可怕的怪事。
Urban legends have been around forever, as fear of the unknown gets spun into macabre tales that proliferate with each person who hears them.
對(duì)未知的恐懼被編造成令人毛骨悚然的故事隨之?dāng)U散開來(lái)，都市傳言便一直流傳在人群之間。
On the occasion of the Sottsass exhibition at the Los Angeles County Museum of Art in 2006, which he helped design, Mr. Sottsass said he found the notion of a retrospective “a bit macabre.”
在他自己參與設(shè)計(jì)的06年洛杉磯地方美術(shù)館的索特薩斯展上，他說(shuō)感覺回顧展的提法“有一點(diǎn)讓人毛骨悚然” 。

So it's called Art Macabre. So it's all kind of like quite dark and like death-themed events,
它被稱作藝術(shù)群魔。所以它畫的都是一些類似黑暗、死亡主題的事物，
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His aesthetic is that of darkness and beauty, mixing two such polar elements with macabre elegance.
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While the macabre aspect of his scheme offends many, it did not make Caramadre squeamish.
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But for others it might trend closer to a macabre eyesore in need of termination.
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