zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • hùn zhǒng jiāng dǎo zhì huǒ miè juéduì niǎo lèi xué jiā lái shuōzhè běi měi hòu huò luó lái cháng wěi xiǎo yīng wáng tóng yàng bēi cǎn
    It was extinction by dilution, and to the ornithologists it was just as tragic as the more dramatic demise of the passenger pigeon or the Carolina parakeet.
  • qióng rén zhēn zhèng de bēi jiù zài chú liǎo zhì 'ér wài gèng
    The real tragedy of the poor is that they can afford nothing but self denial.
  • qióng rén zhēn zhèng de bēi jiù zài chú liǎo zhì 'ér wài
    The real tragedy of the poor is that they can afford nothing but self-denial.
  • shì jié zhī de xìng de 'ài qíng bēi
    it is a tragic love story of operatic dimension because the denouement is known;
  • yīn de péng yǒu 'ér bēi shāng
    Unhappy over his friend's departure.
  • xìng de yǐn huò zhí 'āi tòng huò hòu huǐ de bēi cǎn de huò bēi de
    Inspiring or deserving of lament or regret; deplorable or pitiable.
  • men wàng bìng qiě xiāng xìn zhè xiē biàn huà jiāng huì duì men bēi de jìng kuàng chǎn shēng yǐng xiǎng
    We hope and trust that these changes will affect our own deplorable state.
  • de jīng zhuàng kuàng hěn bēi cǎn bēi de jué dìng de yàng fēi cháng hǎolìng rén hàn de shì tài
    my finances were in a deplorable state; a lamentable decision; her clothes were in sad shape; a sorry state of affairs.
  • de xíng wéi shí fēn bēi
    She behaved deplorably.
  • duì yóu xiē rén lái biān xiě suǒ wèi de jūn shì shǐ biǎo shì bēi tàn men zhǐ cāng yìn qiú gǎn shàng shì chǎng hái hěn xīng wàng de shí
    I deplore the writings of so-called military history by people concerned with rushing into print so as to catch a market that is still fresh.
  • biǎo qiáng liè de tóng biǎo shì bēi tòng
    express strong disapproval of; deplore.
  • sàng liáng de líng hún bēi shāng de 'āiháo
    depressed and desolate of soul; a low desolate wail.
  • de bēi guān qíng gǎn rǎn jiā qíng luò .
    His pessimism has the effect of depressing everyone.
  • jué jìng bēi cǎn huò bēi de chǔjìng huò jìng
    A miserable or depressing place or situation.
  • yīn shī huò bèi duó 'ér bēi shāng de
    sorrowful through loss or deprivation.
  • suī rán men zhī dào fēn sàng shī qīn rén de cháng hòu guǒdàn men zhī dào men néng yǐn liè de bēi tòng
    Although we do not know the long-term consequences of separation or deprivation , we do know that they can produce acute immediate distress.
  • ér zhèn wáng hòu xiàn liǎo de bēi shāng zhī zhōng
    When her son was killed in the war she plumbed the depths of unhappiness.
  • cóng chú chuāng zhōng sòng xīn zhōng piàn bēi liángzhēn · léi shēn shàng de mǒu xiē dōng de chuàn zhū jiǎo dòng liǎo xīn zhōng yǎn cáng de shēn shēn de bēi shāng
    Through the window he watched her go, while desolation flooded his thoughts something about Jean Grace and her string of beads had stirred him to the depths of a grief that would not stay buried.
  • tīng dào huài xiāo shí bēi shāng
    Her utter desolation when she heard the bad news
  • men jué bēi guān shī wàng men shì guān de
    We are optimistic, we shall never become pessimistic or despairing.
  • zǒng shè wèi jiè shī wàng de rénshǐ men néng tuì zhuóxiǎngshǐ shì xué de bēi tòng zhuǎn wéi yǎng wàng xīng guāng de bēi tòng
    He sought to counsel and calm the despairing man, by pointing out to him the resigned man, and to transform the grief which gazes upon a grave by showing him the grief which fixes its gaze upon a star.
  • shǐ yōu shāng sàngshǐ bēi shāng
    To make despondent; sadden.
  • yōu sàng bēi shāngyōu shāng
    To feel, appear, or act despondent, sad, or mournful.
  • zhǒng bēi guān sàng de xīn zhuàng tài
    a mental state characterized by a pessimistic sense of inadequacy and a despondent lack of activity.
  • néng chá jué huān xiào bēi shāng duō míng xiǎn de gǎn qíng
    I can detect laughter, sorrow, and many other obvious emotions.
  • yīn shì 'ér bēi tòng jué
    She was devastated by his death.
  • táng zhè wèi péng yǒu yòu zhe duō nián de jiāo qíng suàn shì bèi de péng yǒuzhè xiāo lìng táng bēi tòng wàn fēn
    Donna had known this friend,Mary,and her brother nearly her entire life,and the news was devastating.
  • dàn yīn wǎng de zhù yào chuàng zhě kāi zhě christianhuitama chēng yóu de xiào xìng duō zhǒng yīn de bēi guān qiú měi píng fāng shàng yǔn yòu 1564 zhǐ
    However, even a pessimistic estimate based on routing inefficiencies and a host of other factors still would allow 1,564 addresses per square meter of earth, said Christian Huitama, a key founder and developer of the Internet.
  • shì zhe xìng huò zhě bēi cǎn de zhǎn
    threatening or foreshadowing evil or tragic developments.
  • xiǎn shì liǎo wǎn de bēi shāng
    The diary shows his distress that evening.
  • duì men de qián jǐng chí bēi guān guān diǎn
    Took a dim view of their prospects.
  • bēi tòng bēi shāng huò shī wàng
    Overwhelming sorrow, grief, or disappointment.