US /daʊn ɪn ðə dʌmps/
・UK /daʊn ɪn ðə dʌmps/
you're down in the dumps. People might think you're not in a very good mood. In a sentence,
If you don't, people might think that you're down in the dumps.
I've often been down in the dumps, but never desperate.
Anne: I've often been down in the dumps but never desperate.
Auntie, my mom has been so down in the dumps lately,
Auntie, my mom has been so down in the dumps lately.
First one: "Down in the dumps". So the sentence says:
"Since her cat died, she's been down in the dumps."
So while I was watching Spongebob I came across this clip of him, all down in the dumps because he came to the realization that he is ugly,
all down in the dumps because
So if you are a little bit like, oh, down in the dumps because, you know, you don't have somebody in your life, here's a, um, a spoiler alert.
So, if you are a little bit, like, oh down in the dumps,
And ain't nobody want to see you down in the dumps because you live in your dream, man, this shit should be fun.
and aint nobody wanna see you down in the dumps
Similar to that idiom, but perhaps slightly stronger, is to feel down or to feel down in the dumps.
perhaps slightly stronger, is to feel down or to feel down in the dumps.
Well, I was feeling a bit down in the dumps.
Sorry to hear you've been down in the dumps.
someone said he was down in the dumps.
find someone who is down in the dumps.