pitied

英 [ˈpɪtid]

美 [ˈpɪtid]

v.  同情; 怜悯; 可怜
pity的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• See also:He felt a sudden tender pity for her...She knew that she was an object of pity among her friends.self-pity
• VERB 同情；怜悯；可怜
  If youpitysomeone, you feel very sorry for them.
  1. I don't know whether to hate or pity him.
     我不知道该恨他，还是该同情他。
• N-SING 可惜的事；遗憾的事
  If you say that it isa pitythat something is the case, you mean that you feel disappointment or regret about it.
  1. It is a great pity that all pupils in the city cannot have the same chances...
     非常遗憾的是，在这个城市里，并非所有的学生都能获得同样的机会。
  2. Pity you haven't got your car, isn't it...
     可惜你还没有车，不是吗？
  3. It seemed a pity to let it all go to waste.
     让这一切白白浪费掉，真是可惜了。
• N-UNCOUNT 仁慈；慈悲
  If someone showspity, they do not harm or punish someone they have power over.
  1. One should avoid showing too much pity...
     一个人应该避免显得太过仁慈。
  2. She saw no pity in their faces.
     她从他们的脸上看不到慈悲。
• PHR with cl 不幸的是；遗憾的是
  If you addmore's the pityto a comment, you are expressing your disappointment or regret about something.
  1. But my world isn't your world, more's the pity.
     可惜的是，我们是两个世界的人。
• PHRASE （尤在恼怒或不快时用于强调）行行好，发发慈悲吧
  You can sayfor pity's saketo add emphasis to what you are saying, especially when you are annoyed or upset.
  1. 'Run, Katherine. For pity's sake run!' he screamed.
     “跑，凯瑟琳，快跑！”他尖叫道。
• PHRASE 对…表示同情；对…表示怜悯
  If youtake pity onsomeone, you feel sorry for them and help them.
  1. No woman had ever felt the need to take pity on him before.
     以前从没有女性觉得他需要同情。
• PHRASE （用于强调）可惜的是，遗憾的是
  If you saythe pity is that, orthe pity of it is that, before a comment, you are emphasizing your disappointment or regret about something.
  1. The pity is that it was all completely unnecessary...
     遗憾的是这完全没有必要。
  2. The pity of it was that the Americans didn't play cricket.
     可惜的是美国人不打板球。

双语例句

• She pitied him living in such a horrible place.
  她对他居住在这么糟糕的地方深感同情。
• I loved myself, pitied, encouraged, scolded myself.
  我爱我自己，可怜我自己，鼓励我自己，责备我自己；
• Minerva pitied her as she saw her suspended by a rope.
  密涅瓦看到她悬挂在绳子上，动了恻隐之心。
• He pitied him for walking such a long way every day, so he lent him a donkey.
  他可怜他每天都要走很长的一段路，于是借给他一头驴子。
• She truly pitied this sad, lonely figure.
  她真的可怜起这个悲伤孤独的人来了。
• Qua father, he pitied the young man; qua judge, he condemned him.
  作为人之父，他同情那个年轻人；作为法官，他将他定罪。
• The uneducated are more to be pitied than blamed.
  无知比犯错更值得同情。
• He let them be pitied by all those who held them captive.
  使他们在俘掳他们的人前，成为自己慈爱怜悯的因缘。
• Eg. survivors of the disaster who lost their relatives are much to be pitied.
  灾难中丧失亲人的幸存者很值得同情。
• In that society, of course, cripples were to be pitied and shunned.
  在那个社会里，跛子当然应受到怜悯和规避。