adj.(神情)悲伤的，忧伤的，愁眉苦脸的

After losing his job and then his home, John felt utterly woebegone.
失去工作后又失去了家园，约翰感到极度沮丧。
The once bustling town now stands woebegone, with empty streets and abandoned buildings.
这个曾经繁华的小镇现在一片萧条，街道空旷，建筑被遗弃。
The woebegone expression on her face told the story of a broken heart.
她脸上那悲伤的表情讲述着心碎的故事。
The old man sat alone on the bench, looking woebegone as he reminisced about his youth.
老人独自坐在长凳上，回忆起青春时显得格外凄凉。
The woebegone dog, with its tail between its legs, seemed to have lost all hope of finding its way back home.
那只夹着尾巴、神情凄惨的狗，似乎已经失去了找到回家路的所有希望。
The woebegone atmosphere at the funeral was palpable, as friends and family mourned the loss of their beloved.
葬礼上的悲伤气氛十分浓厚，亲朋好友都在哀悼他们所爱之人的逝去。
After the devastating storm, the once vibrant garden appeared woebegone, with wilted flowers and uprooted trees.
毁灭性的风暴过后，原本生机勃勃的花园变得凄凉不堪，花朵凋零，树木连根拔起。
The actor's portrayal of the woebegone character in the play tugged at the audience's heartstrings.
该演员在剧中对那个凄惨角色的演绎触动了观众的心弦。
Despite her woebegone appearance, she managed a faint smile when her friends arrived to comfort her.
尽管她看起来很悲伤，但当朋友们来安慰她时，她还是勉强挤出了一丝微笑。
The woebegone letter, filled with tales of hardship and loneliness, revealed the author's desperate need for help.
那封满载着艰辛与孤独故事的凄凉信件，显露了作者对于帮助的迫切需求。