adj.严肃而令人畏惧的，阴沉的

Saturnine individuals often display a gloomy or sullen temperament, brooding over their problems.
沉重的Saturnine人常常表现出阴郁或闷闷不乐的性格，沉溺于自己的烦恼中。
The saturnine detective's unsmiling face and somber demeanor gave away his years of experience in the criminal underworld.
那位Saturnine侦探面无笑容、严肃的表情泄露了他在犯罪世界中的丰富经验。
His saturnine nature made it difficult for him to form close friendships, as he was always skeptical and distant.
他的Saturnine本性使他难以建立深厚的友谊，因为他总是怀疑并保持疏远。
The heavy rain and dark clouds created a saturnine atmosphere at the outdoor concert, dampening everyone's spirits.
大雨和乌云营造出一种沉闷的Saturnine氛围，使户外音乐会的气氛变得压抑。
Despite her cheerful exterior, she had a saturnine side that she only revealed to her closest friends.
尽管她外表开朗，但她内心深处的Saturnine一面只有对最亲密的朋友才会展现。
The author's portrayal of the Saturnine character was so vivid that readers could almost feel their melancholic presence.
作者对Saturnine角色的描绘如此生动，读者几乎能感受到他们的忧郁气息。
After a long day at work, her husband's saturnine mood made the evening gloomy, despite the warm fire in the fireplace.
在漫长的工作日后，她丈夫Saturnine的情绪让原本温馨的夜晚变得阴郁。
The saturnine silence in the library was occasionally broken by the soft rustling of pages turning.
图书馆里沉重的寂静偶尔被翻书页的轻微沙沙声打破。
The old mansion's musty smell and dim lighting contributed to its saturnine ambiance, evoking feelings of nostalgia.
古老宅邸的霉味和昏暗光线增加了它的Saturnine氛围，让人回想起过去。
The playwright deliberately chose a Saturnine tone for the play, emphasizing the characters' struggles with loss and despair.
剧作家特意选择了Saturnine的基调，突出了剧中人物与失落和绝望的抗争。