adj.孤独的，寂寞的，人烟稀少的，荒凉的，偏僻的
n.自己(一人)

She felt lonesome even in the bustling city, surrounded by so many people.
她在繁华的城市中也感到孤独，尽管身边有许多人。
Lonesome nights made him miss his childhood friends living miles away.
孤独的夜晚让他想念住在远方的儿时朋友。
Living in an isolated cabin, he often experienced a deep sense of lonesomeness.
他独自生活在偏远的小屋里，经常感到深深的孤独。
The elderly man sat by the window, lost in his lonesome thoughts.
老人坐在窗边，沉浸在孤独的思绪中。
After her divorce, she found herself feeling lonesome despite being surrounded by family.
离婚后，她发现自己尽管被家人围绕，却依然感到孤独。
The soldier's lonesome vigil at the war memorial was a poignant reminder of sacrifice.
战争纪念碑前士兵孤独的守望，深刻地提醒着人们付出的牺牲。
The lonesome howl of a wolf echoed through the forest, evoking a sense of melancholy.
狼的孤独哀嚎在森林中回荡，唤起一种忧郁的情绪。
She tried to fill the void of loneliness with books and hobbies, but it never quite worked.
她试图用书籍和爱好填补孤独的空缺，但始终未能如愿。
The lonesome astronaut yearned for human connection as he gazed at Earth from space.
那位孤独的宇航员在太空中凝视地球时，渴望着与人的联系。
His lonesome journey on the high seas taught him the value of companionship.
在浩渺的大海上孤独航行的经历让他明白了陪伴的重要性。