adj.微暗的；阴暗的；带黑色的；模糊不清的；忧愁的

The darksome forest loomed ahead, its shadows stretching across the path.
黑暗的森林在前方隐约显现，它的阴影延伸过小路。

On a darksome night, the moonless sky added to the eerieness of the abandoned house.
在一个昏暗的夜晚，没有月亮的天空使得那座废弃的房子更加阴森。

The old library had a darksome corner filled with dusty, forgotten tomes.
那个旧图书馆有一个昏暗的角落，堆满了布满灰尘、被人遗忘的古籍。

She felt a sense of unease in the darksome alley, and quickened her pace.
她在昏暗的小巷里感到不安，加快了脚步。

The tale he told was of a darksome castle, haunted by spirits of the past.
他讲述的故事是关于一座阴暗的城堡，被过去的幽灵所困扰。

The storm brought a darksome gloom, casting an ominous shadow over the landscape.
暴风雨带来了阴暗的沉闷，给景色投下了一层不祥的阴影。

In the heart of the mine, where light barely penetrated, the air felt heavy and darksome.
在矿山的深处，光线几乎无法穿透的地方，空气显得沉重而昏暗。

The ancient myths speak of darksome creatures that dwell in the depths of the ocean.
古老的神话中讲到居住在海洋深处的黑暗生物。

The darksome clouds threatened rain, turning the cheerful day into a somber one.
昏暗的云层预示着雨的到来，把愉快的一天变成了阴郁的一天。

His darksome mood matched the stormy weather outside, as if reflecting his inner turmoil.
他的阴郁心情与外面的暴风雨相匹配，仿佛映照着他内心的混乱。