zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • zhī dào nán néng duì fěi de shì jiǎ bēi shù zhōu lái zhí zài xún zhǎo jiè kǒu kàn
    I don't know how Nancy can shed crocodile tears about Philip's accident she's been looking for an excuse to stop seeing him for weeks now.
  • bēi zài 'ér
    Tragedy crossed his path once again.
  • jìn guǎn chái rèn wéi bēi cāng jiāo xiǎng shì zuì gāo de chéng jiù 1893 nián 10 yuè 28 zài shèng bǎo de shǒu yǎn chū què shì lìng rén shī wàng de
    Although Tschaikovsky himself thought of the Pathetic symphony as his crowning masterpiece, the premiere on October 28 1893, in St. Petersburg proved a disappointment.
  • chú liǎo tái zhī wàibié rén hǎo xiàng jué zhè shì yòu shénme bēi de fāng men zhī zhōng jué rén zhī dào zhè shì duō me cán chù dòng liǎo shēng huó jīng zhōng de tòng chù
    None of them but Tess seemed to see the sorrow of the story; to a certainty not one knew how cruelly it touched the tender place in her experience.
  • wéi bēi 'āi suǒ dǎo
    Be crushed down with grief
  • bēi shāng xiāo chén xià lái
    He was crushed with grief.
  • yīn bēi shāng 'ér bēng kuì liǎo
    She was crushed with grief.
  • dāng tīng dào zhè bēi tòng de xiāo shí kāi shǐ liǎo
    She started to cry when she heard the sad news.
  • tīng dào zhè bēi shāng de xiāo jiù shī shēng tòng
    Scarcely had she heard the sad story when she burst out crying.
  • chǎn luó mǎi jiā shè shuǐ niǎozuǐ wān jiào shēng bié de bēi āi
    wading bird of Florida, Cuba and Jamaica having a drooping bill and a distinctive wailing call.
  • zài jiǔ jiǔ liù nián shí yuè jiā shà huǒ zāi de bēi shēng hòuhuà xué de rén yuán quán diào chá huǒ yuán yīnjīng guò xiáng fēn yán jiū suǒ shōu de xué zhèng nián liù yuè chéng bào gào jiāo jiā huǒ diào chá wěi yuán huì
    The Chemical Science Section devoted a great deal of time to the investigation of the tragic Garley Building fire, in November 1996,culminating in evidence being given to the Commission of Inquiry in June1997.
  • hái hòu , xiàn bēi tòng zhōng
    When her child died, her cup of sorrow seemed complete.
  • néng gòu píng chú liǎo jué wàng de suǒ yòu bēi mǐn
    Have power to cure all sadneess-but despair.
  • shí jiān cháng jiàn jiàn wàng què liǎo de bēi shāng
    Time cured him of his grief.
  • yīn shēn hǎo 'ér bēi tàn
    Bewailed the curse of ill health.
  • dān mài xíng chē xuǎn shǒu · jīn sēn zài gōng sài zhōng dǎo liǎo xià láidāng wángzhè gěi 1960 nián de xíng chē sài shì méng shàng liǎo bēi cǎi
    A tragedy marred the 1960 cycling competition when Danish cyclist Knur Jensen collapsed and died during the road race.
  • dàn zhè tiān xiàn tān dàn de xīn líng bèi wán shì gōng bēi guān jué wàng de hán bīng xuě suǒ gài shǐ zhǐ yòu 20 suì biàn shuāi lǎo liǎodàn zhǐ yào tiān xiàn shǐ zhōng chù zài de xīn zhōngzài zhuō měi guān xiàng shàng de diàn biàn yòu wàng zài 80 suì de nián réng yōng yòu nián qīng de xīn
    When the aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and the ice of pessimism, then you are grown old, even at 20, but as long as your aerials are up, to catch waves of optimism, there is hope you may die young at 80.
  • guǒ shōu tiān xiànshǐ de xīn líng méng shàng céng wán shì gōng de shuāng xuě bēi guān yàn shì de bīng líng shǐ nián fāng 20, chuí chuí lǎo dàn zhǐ yào shù tiān xiàn shōu guān jìn de diàn jiù yòu wàng zài 80 gāo líng shì zhī shí réng rán qīng chūn huàn
    When the aerials are down, and your spirit is covered with snows of cynicism and the ice of pessimism, then you are grown old, even at 20, but as long as your a erials are up, to catch waves of optimism, there is hope you may die young at 80.
  • bǎi zhī zuò wéi bēi āi xiàng zhēng de bǎi shù zhī
    Cypress branches used as a symbol of mourning.
  • dāng kàn dào bēi shāng de shuāng yǎn chū xiào róng de miàn kǒng shíbiàn jué dìng de sòng gěi
    As I looked into my mother's sad eyes and unsmiling face, I decided to give her daddy's and my gift.
  • yào bēi guān de tài guān chá shì
    Don't look at the dark side of things.
  • bēi guān shuō jiāng lái néng nán lín tóu
    He spoke darkly of possible future disaster.
  • wéi zhě 'ér bēi tàn
    Wept for the dead.
  • měi xiǎng dào qīn de péng yǒu jiù wèitā gǎn dào bēi shāng
    I never thought of my dearest friend but I lamented for him.
  • de shì shì shǐ bēi shāng
    Her death saddened him.
  • de shì shǐ men fēi cháng bēi shāng
    His decease made us very sad.
  • xiǎngzhè shì tīng dào de zuì bēi guān de shī bài zhù lùn diào liǎo
    I can think of no greater expression of defeatism.
  • jiān jué fǎn duì gāng lǐng xiāng wéi bèi de qiē cuò fāng zhēntóng shí fǎn duì bēi guān shī wàng de mín shī bài zhù
    We must firmly oppose all wrong policies which run counter to it and combat national defeatism and the pessimism and despair it engenders.
  • tóu jiàng zhù gēn yuán mín shī bài zhù mín bēi guān zhù zhè zhǒng bēi guān zhù rèn wéi zhōng guó zài liǎo bài zhàng zhī hòu zài kàng
    Capitulationism has its roots in national defeatism or national pessimism, that is, in the idea that having lost some battles, China has no strength left to fight Japan.
  • chuí tóu sàng de bēi shāng de sàng de
    Discouraged; sad; dejected.
  • sàng de bēi guān de gǎn jué huò biǎo xiàn chū shī wàng de sàng de
    Feeling or expressing despondency; dejected.
  • mèn mèn de chóu méi zhǎn de bēi shāng de sàng de
    Moody and melancholy; dejected.