adj.幽怨的，忧思的，森然的，险恶的
v.焦虑，忧思(使人厌烦、担忧或不安的事)，孵(蛋)
brood的现在分词

原形：brood第三人称单数：broods复数：broods过去式：brooded过去分词：brooded现在分词：brooding

Mary fell to brood about what has happened to her.
玛丽开始沉思默想自己的遭遇。
Eric brooded about it.
埃里克苦苦思索着这件事。
The mother hen was brooding over her chicks, keeping them warm and safe.
母鸡在孵小鸡，让它们保持温暖和安全。
He spent the entire day brooding about the argument he had with his best friend.
他一整天都在为和最好的朋友争吵而闷闷不乐。
The dark clouds seemed to be brooding over the city, threatening rain.
沉重的乌云似乎笼罩着城市，预示着即将下雨。
After the loss of her job, she fell into a period of deep brooding and self-doubt.
失业后，她陷入了一段深刻的忧思和自我怀疑中。
The writer sat in the café, brooding over his next novel's plot.
作家坐在咖啡馆里，冥思苦想下一部小说的情节。
The artist's studio was filled with a sense of creative brooding as he prepared for his exhibition.
艺术家的工作室充满了创作前的深思氛围，他正在为展览做准备。
She couldn't help but brood on the past mistakes, even though she knew it was unproductive.
她忍不住回想过去的错误，尽管她知道这样做没有意义。
The old castle, left abandoned, gave off an eerie feeling of brooding silence.
那座被遗弃的古堡散发着一种阴郁沉默的怪异气氛。
He walked through the forest, brooding about the future and all its uncertainties.
他在森林中漫步，对未来及其所有不确定性感到忧虑。
The poet's works often reflect a sense of melancholic brooding, exploring themes of love and loss.
诗人的作品常常流露出忧郁沉思的感觉，探讨爱与失去的主题。