depress in English: To make someone feel very sad and without hope. It can also mean to press something down. (verb)

Translation

To make someone feel very sad and without hope. It can also mean to press something down.

Word origin

From Latin deprimere, meaning to press down, from de (down) and premere (to press).

Verb typeregular (depress, depresses, depressed)

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Here it means the weather makes me feel sad.

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"Depressed" is the past form, meaning made people feel very sad.

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"Feel depressed" means to feel very sad for some time.

sad

Feeling unhappy, often wanting to cry.

cry

To let water fall from your eyes when you are sad or hurt.

worry

To feel unhappy and afraid because you think something bad may happen.

happy

Feeling glad and pleased.

down

Towards or in a lower place; from a higher point to a lower one.

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