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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- pity
['pɪtɪ]
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1.
noun
[u]
(compassion) 同情
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2.
noun
it is a pity that... (misfortune) 真遗憾...
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3.
vt.
[+person]
同情
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to take pity on sb
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怜悯某人
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what a pity!
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真可惜!
Comprehensive English-Chinese Dictionary
- pity
[ 'pɪtɪ]
[ 'pɪtɪ]
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1.
noun
怜悯;同情
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Her eyes were full of pity.
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她的眼中充满了同情。
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2.
noun
可惜的事;憾事
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It's a pity that he left his family.
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他抛弃家庭的行为十分可耻。
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3.
noun
可惜的原因
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4.
vt.
可怜;觉得可怜
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I prefer to be envied than pitied.
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我宁可被人妒忌也不愿被人怜悯。
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5.
vi.
可怜;觉得可怜
Collins English-English Dictionary
- pity
['pɪtɪ]
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1.
n
sympathy or sorrow felt for the sufferings of another
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2.
n
something that causes regret or pity
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3.
n
an unfortunate chance
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what a pity you can't come
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4.
vt.
[tr]
to feel pity for
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5.
vt.
[Etymology]
C13: from Old French pité, from Latin pietas duty
Examples
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accessible to pity
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易受怜悯心影响
→ accessible
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to arouse pity
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引起同情
→ arouse
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pity engendered love
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怜悯产生爱
→ engender
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Have pity on her!
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可怜可怜她吧!
→ have
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impervious to pity
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不为怜悯所动
→ impervious
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a look instinct with pity
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充满同情的神色
→ instinct
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take pity
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怜悯;同情
→ take
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to wallow in self-pity
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溺于自怜
→ wallow
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What a pity, all the fruit has gone bad.
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真可惜,所有的水果都坏了。
→ bad
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Her eyes were full of pity.
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她的眼中充满了同情。
→ pity
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