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 | 美国传统词典[双解] |
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 | pity |
| pit.y |
| AHD音标:AHD:[p¹t“¶] |
| 国际音标:D.J.[6piti8] |
| 美国音标:K.K.[6p!ti] |
| n.(名词) |
| 【复数】 pit.ies |
| (1) | Sympathy and sorrow aroused by the misfortune or suffering of another. |
| 同情,怜悯:对他人所受的不幸或遭遇产生的同情和悲哀 |
| (2) | A matter of regret: |
| 可惜,遗憾,遗憾的事: |
| It's a pity she can't attend the reception. |
| 她不能参加招待会,真是遗憾 |
| v.(动词) |
| pit.ied, pit.y.ing, pit.ies |
| v.tr.(及物动词) |
| To feel pity for. |
| 同情,可怜 |
| v.intr.(不及物动词) |
| To feel pity. |
| 觉得可怜,同情 |
 | have pity on或 |
 | take pity on |
| (1) | To show compassion for. |
| 对…表示同情 |
| (2) | Middle English pite |
| 中古英语 pite |
| (3) | from Old French |
| 源自 古法语 |
| (4) | from Latin piet³s [piety, compassion] |
| 源自 拉丁语 piet³s [怜悯,同情] |
| (5) | from pius [dutiful] |
| 源自 pius [有责任心的] |
 | pit“yingly |
| adv.(副词) |
| (1) | pity, compassion, commiseration, sympathy, condolence, empathy |
| (2) | These nouns signify sympathetic, kindly concern aroused by the misfortune, affliction, or suffering of another. |
| 这些名词都表示对别人的不幸、痛苦或困难表示同情或善意的关注。 |
| (3) | Pity often implies a feeling of sorrow that inclines one to help or to show mercy: |
| Pity 常表示一种痛苦的感情,使得某人因此想帮助或表示怜悯: |
| “Pity is the feeling which arrests the mind in the presence of whatsoever is grave and constant in human sufferings and unites it with the human sufferer” (James Joyce). |
| “怜悯是一种感情,它在人类苦难中的庄严的和不变的事物出现时征服人的理智,并将之与受难者连成同心结” (詹姆斯·乔伊斯)。 |
| (4) | Compassion denotes deep awareness of the suffering of another and the wish to relieve it: |
| Compassion 表示对他人困苦的深切体会并希望别人解脱: |
| “Compassion is not weakness, and concern for the unfortunate is not socialism” (Hubert H. Humphrey). |
| “同情并非缺点,为不幸者着想并不等于社会主义” (休伯特·H·哈姆福里)。 |
| (5) | Commiseration signifies the expression of pity or sorrow: |
| Commiseration 表示怜悯或悲伤的心情: |
| “They not unfrequently wonder why, from being born blind, they should be held to be objects of commiseration” (Benjamin C. Brodie). |
| “他们经常想问,为什么他们生来就是瞎子,就该成为被人可怜的对象” (本杰明·C·布罗得)。 |
| (6) | Sympathy as it is compared here denotes the act of or capacity for sharing in the sorrows or troubles of another: |
| Sympathy 与上面的词语相比,更强调与在受苦受难中的其他人共同分忧的能力或行为: |
| “They had little sympathy to spare for their unfortunate enemies” (William Hickling Prescott). |
| “他们一点也不同情他们不幸的敌人” (威廉·希克林·普莱斯哥特)。 |
| (7) | Condolence is a formal, conventional expression of pity, usually to relatives upon a death: |
| Condolence 是一种正式传统地表达“可怜”的方式,常与死亡连在一起: |
| We extended our condolences to the bereaved family. |
| 我们向死难者的家人表示哀悼: |
| (8) | Empathy is a vicarious identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings, and motives: |
| Empathy 是一种对他人的处境、感情或动机的认同和理解: |
| Empathy for the criminal's childhood misery does not imply exoneration of the crimes he committed as an adult. |
| 对罪犯悲惨的童年表示怜悯不等于可以免除他长大成人后所犯的罪 |
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 | 现代英汉综合大辞典 |
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 | pity |
| [5piti] |
| n. |
| (1) | 同情, 怜悯 |
| (2) | 可惜的事, 憾事 |
| feel pity for sb. |
| 同情某人... |
| For pity's sake! |
| 请可怜可怜吧! |
| It was a pity that the weather was so bad. |
| 天气这样恶劣, 真遗憾。 |
 | pity |
| [5piti] |
| vt., vi. |
| 同情, 可怜, 对...觉得可怜又可鄙 |
| I pity you. |
| 我可怜你。 |
| They will not pity, nor spare, nor have mercy. |
| 他们不会同情, 不会宽恕, 也不会发慈悲的。 |
 | pityingly |
| adv. |
| 怜惜地 |
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 | have pity on sb. |
| 可怜某人 |
 | taken pity on sb. |
| 可怜某人 |
 | in pity (of) |
| 怜悯...; 同情 |
 | It is a thousand -ties that... |
| 非常可惜... |
 | out of pity |
| 出于怜悯[同情] |
 | (the) more's the pity |
| 真可怜, 真糟糕, 更冤枉了 |
 | The pity of it! |
| 真可惜! 真遗憾! |
 | What a pity! |
| (1) | 多么可惜[遗憾]! |
| pity compas-sion sympathy condolence |
| 都含“同情”、“怜悯”的意思。 |
| (2) | pity 指“对弱者或不幸者的苦难、 不幸、忧虑等所寄予的同情”, 如: |
| He felt pity for a man suffering so much. |
| 他对那个受过那么多痛苦的人感到同情。 |
| (3) | compassion 指“同情外, 还要给予帮助”, 如: |
| Moved by compassion, I didn't press for payment. |
| 出于同情心我不逼债了。 |
| (4) | sympathy 指“因对忧虑和不幸有所理解而寄予同情”, 如: |
| Every man yearns for sympathy in sorrow. |
| 每个遇到不幸的人都渴望得到同情。 |
| (5) | condolence指“吊唁”、“慰问”, 如: |
| Please accept my condolences. |
| 请接受我的慰问。 |
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 | 现代英汉词典 |
| |
 | pity |
| [5pItI] |
| n. |
| -ies |
| (1) | 怜悯;同情 |
| I felt great pity for the woman whose baby died. |
| 我很同情这个死了孩子的妇女。 |
| (2) | 憾事;不幸的事; 可惜的事 |
| It's a pity that you have to go so soon. |
| 真遗憾你这么快就得走了。 |
 | take pity on |
| 因同情而帮助 |
 | pity |
| vt. |
| -ied, -ying |
| 同情;怜悯 |
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 | 用法词典 |
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 | pity |
| (1) | 中古英语 pite<古法语 pitet< 拉丁语 pietas 虔敬 |
| (2) | pity,compassion,sympathy这三个名词的一般含义是“同情”或“怜悯”。 |
| (3) | 所表示的“同情”或“怜悯”用于对受苦者或不幸者表示心里难过。有时这个词的含义可以是强者对弱者所表示得这种感情。 |
| Even the bull had a feeling of pity for the drunk. |
| 甚至那头公牛都对那个醉汉表示同情。 |
| (4) | 所表示的“怜悯”含有“慈悲”的意思。这个词的内涵是“解救”或“饶恕”。如果用词准确,在“对敌人怜悯意味着对人民的残忍”一句中的“怜悯”就应当用compassion。 |
| It is recognition of compassion's part that leads the up-holders of capital punishment to accuse the abolitionists of sentimentality in being more sorry for the murderer than for his victim. |
| 正是对怜悯的作用有了认识, 才使得死刑的提倡者指控主张废除死刑的人感情用事,同情谋杀犯胜过同情受害者。 |
| He has no sympathy for beggars. |
| 他对乞丐没有同情心。 |
| The sympathy between the twin brothers is so great that they often smile and cry at the same things. |
| 这对孪生兄弟的共同情感非常强烈,他们常常对于同一事物要笑就一起笑,要哭就一起哭。 |
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 | 美国传统词典 |
| |
 | pity |
| pit.y |
| AHD音标:AHD:[p¹t“¶] |
| 国际音标:D.J.[6piti8] |
| 美国音标:K.K.[6p!ti] |
| n. |
| pl. pit.ies |
| (1) | Sympathy and sorrow aroused by the misfortune or suffering of another. |
| (2) | A matter of regret: |
| It's a pity she can't attend the reception. |
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| v. |
| pit.ied, pit.y.ing, pit.ies |
| v.tr. |
| To feel pity for. |
| v.intr. |
| To feel pity. |
 | have pity onor |
 | take pity on |
| (1) | To show compassion for. |
| (2) | Middle English pite |
| (3) | from Old French |
| (4) | from Latin piet³s [piety, compassion] |
| (5) | from pius [dutiful] |
 | pit“yingly |
| adv. |
| (1) | pity, compassion, commiseration, sympathy, condolence, empathy |
| (2) | These nouns signify sympathetic, kindly concern aroused by the misfortune, affliction, or suffering of another. |
| (3) | Pity often implies a feeling of sorrow that inclines one to help or to show mercy: |
| “Pity is the feeling which arrests the mind in the presence of whatsoever is grave and constant in human sufferings and unites it with the human sufferer” (James Joyce). |
| |
| (4) | Compassion denotes deep awareness of the suffering of another and the wish to relieve it: |
| “Compassion is not weakness, and concern for the unfortunate is not socialism” (Hubert H. Humphrey). |
| |
| (5) | Commiseration signifies the expression of pity or sorrow: |
| “They not unfrequently wonder why, from being born blind, they should be held to be objects of commiseration” (Benjamin C. Brodie). |
| |
| (6) | Sympathy as it is compared here denotes the act of or capacity for sharing in the sorrows or troubles of another: |
| “They had little sympathy to spare for their unfortunate enemies” (William Hickling Prescott). |
| |
| (7) | Condolence is a formal, conventional expression of pity, usually to relatives upon a death: |
| We extended our condolences to the bereaved family. |
| |
| (8) | Empathy is a vicarious identification with and understanding of another's situation, feelings, and motives: |
| Empathy for the criminal's childhood misery does not imply exoneration of the crimes he committed as an adult. |
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 | 英汉计算机大词典 |
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 | pity |
| n.可惜(遗憾);vt.可惜(遗憾) |
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 | 简明英汉词典 |
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 | pity |
| [5piti] |
| v. |
| (觉得)可怜 |
| n. |
| 憾事, 怜悯, 同情 |
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 | 英文相关词典 |
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 | pity |
| compassion mercy sorrow sympathy |