zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • wéi shī wàngkǒng huò bēi shānggǎn dào kuài
    Full of disappointment, fear or grief; unhappy
  • shāng xīn de zāo shòu huò biǎo xiàn chū bēi tòngāi shāng huò shī wàng de
    Suffering from or exhibiting overwhelming sorrow, grief, or disappointment.
  • men yòu xiē gòng chǎn dǎng yuán liè zhù de xiǎng fāng tài shǎokàn jiàn tóu shàng yòu xiǎo kuài yúnjiù rèn wéi tiān xià dōushì yúnpíng zhí jué lái kàn wèn píng nǎo dài shàng miàn yòu méi yòu yún lái pàn duàn mìng shèng huò shī bàizhè yàng dào kùn nán jiù huì kàn dào guāng míng shèng jiù méi yòu bēi guān shī wàng de
    Some of our Party members are lacking in the Marxist-Leninist way of thinking. Once they see a wisp of cloud over their heads, they come to the conclusion that the whole world is overcast. They make judgements by instinct, predicting the outcome of the revolution by whether or not there are clouds overhead, so that when faced with difficulties, they lose sight of the bright future and prospects for victory and cannot but become disheartened.
  • bēi shāng de diào jiē zhù wǎng xià shuō
    Her speech continued in the same dismal strain.
  • bēi tòng de bēi shāng de chén de huò xiāo chén deyóu shì dào zhǒng kuā zhāng huò huāng miù xiào de chéng
    Mournful, dismal, or gloomy, especially to an exaggerated or ludicrous degree.
  • yòng lái biǎo bēi shāng huò jīng huāng
    Used to express sorrow or dismay.
  • bēng kuì bèi bēi tòng sàng huò kǒng děng dǎo huò kuì
    To be overcome or crushed, as by grief, dismay, or fear.
  • xiē bìng fēi wáng guó lùn zhě shì guàn de bēi guān zhù zhějǐn wéi shí hòu de qiáng ruò qíng kuàng huò guó nèi bài xiàn xiàng suǒ huòér shí shēng bēi guān xīn de rén men men xiàng men zhǐ chū men de guān diǎn de lái yuán shì piàn miàn xìng zhù guān xìng de qīng xiàng
    As for those who are neither subjugationists nor confirmed pessimists, but who are in a pessimistic frame of mind for the moment simply because they are confused by the disparity between our strength and that of the enemy at a given time and in certain respects or by the corruption in the country, we should point out to them that their approach also tends to be one-sided and subjective.
  • zhè cháo zài hòu de zhǎn zhōng biàn chéng liǎo zhǒng qiè nuò de bēi tàn
    Ultimately, when stubborn historical facts had dispersed all intoxicating effects of self-deception, this form of Socialism ended in a miserable fit of the blues.
  • yīn de biǎo xiàn chū bēi guān qíng de huò zhī yòu guān de
    Of or displaying a morose disposition.
  • shēn yín yīn tòng bēi tòng huò kuài chū 'ér hán hùn qīng de shēng yīn
    To voice a deep, inarticulate sound, as of pain, grief, or displeasure.
  • xìng de shòu hài zhě bēi cǎn de zhàn zhēng shòu hài zhě jiù de fáng jiān de liǎo de tóng qíng héng héng gāo 'ěr huá suí lián de qǐng qiú bāng zhù jiā guī de lián hái bēi cǎn de mìng yùnméi bàn zhěng jiù lián de rén lián deniǔ shāng liǎo de tuǐ bēi cǎn de shēng huó
    a hapless victim; miserable victims of war; the shabby room struck her as extraordinarily pathetic- Galsworthy; piteous appeals for help; pitiable homeless children; a pitiful fate; couldn't rescue the poor fellow; his poor distorted limbs; a wretched life.
  • bēi shāng shǐ jīng shén cuò luàn
    Grief distracted him.
  • bēi tòng jīng shén huǎng , zěn 'ān wèi méi yòng .
    She was distracted with grief and refused to be solaced.
  • de xīn yīn bēi shāng 'ér cuò luàn
    Her mind is distracted bygrief.
  • bēi tòng jīng shén huǎng zěn 'ān wèi méi yòng
    She be distracted with grief and refuse to be solace
  • bēi tòng jīng shén huǎng , zěn 'ān wèi méi yòng .
    She was distracted with grief and refused to is solaced.
  • bào dàodāng xué xiào de duō hái dōuzài zhè suǒ lún dūn de shèng jiào táng tīng dàodāng tīng dào léi fěi 'ěr duì shèng dàn lǎo rén de miáo shùhái men bēi shāng jīhū yào kuáng liǎo
    Newspapers said many children at the school service at St Mary's Church in Maidenhead, west of London, were distraught when Rayfield said those words.
  • lìng rén xīn suì de dǎo zhì bēi shāng huò yōu chóu de
    Causing overwhelming grief or distress.
  • āi yòng lái biǎo bēi āi huò shāng xīn
    Used to express woe or distress.
  • shǐ kùn shǐ nǎo shǐ zāo shòu de bēi shāng zhé
    To inflict great distress or torment on.
  • zào chéng tòng bēi shāng de yuán yīn
    a cause of great suffering and distress.
  • zhé tòng shòu nán huò bēi shāng de yīn
    A cause of pain, suffering, or distress.
  • nǎotòng tòng shòu nán huò bēi shāng de zhuàng kuàng
    A condition of pain, suffering, or distress.
  • shāng xīntòng de bēi tòng
    A sudden, sharp feeling of emotional distress.
  • kàn dào yīn shì hěn bēi shāng
    I find her distressed about something.
  • shì hěn gǎn bēi shāng
    I am most distressed to learn about that.
  • shì hěn gǎn bēi shāng
    I was most distressed to learn about that.
  • xùn xiān shēng shì de xiāo hěn jué bēi shāng
    I was most distressed to learn(that) Mr Dixon had passed away.
  • xùn xiān shēng shì de xiāo hěn jué bēi shāng
    I am most distressed to learn (that) Mr. Dixon has passed away.
  • tīng shuō lìng táng qián xiē shí hòu suī rán bìng qíng jiàn yòu dàn zhōng xìng shì shì shèng bēi tòng
    I was distressed to hear that your mother passed away though she had been getting better.
  • zhàng shì hòu zhí hěn bēi tòng shēng huó zài de jīng shén shì jiè
    Since her husband died she has been very distressed. She seems to be living in a world of her own.