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down-in-the-mouth

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down-in-the-mouth [ˈdaʊnɪnðəˈmaʊθ] ADJ → decaído, deprimido
down-in-the-mouth [ˈdaʊnɪnðəˈmaʊθ] adj to look down-in-the-mouth → avere un'aria abbattuta
down-in-the-mouth [ˈdaʊnɪnðəˈmaʊθ] adj to look down-in-the-mouth → avere un'aria abbattuta


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So, although the coffee shops of the country are crammed with down-in-the-mouth farmers, some optimism could creep in later this year.
The Canadian commodity and profit landscape by DePutter, John / Agri Marketing
The copy went on to say the publication was better than ever, but that everyone at the office was morose and down-in-the-mouth since they realized the former subscriber was no longer aboard.
Renewal-after-expire strategies by Goss, Fred / The Newsletter on Newsletters
Another broad indicator of the Southland economy, Pacific Bell's small-business and major-business hook-ups were also down-in-the-mouth in December.
Employment news still grim but housing starts post improvement by Cole, Benjamin Mark / Los Angeles Business Journal
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