zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • tiān 'āzhēn bēi 'ā
    Good heavens! Good grief!
  • shàn liáng de rén bēi xīn cháng
    A good soul; a good heart.
  • shì xiǎng shì bēi shāng
    Not enjoyment, and not sorrow.
  • guān qíng kuàng de bēi guān de suí zhī 'ér lái de xiāo de chǔzhì jiāng sàng shī zhù dòng quán pāo bèi dòng wèi
    A pessimistic appraisal out of accord with the objective conditions and the passive dispositions ensuing from it will undoubtedly result in the loss of the initiative and throw one into a passive position.
  • mǎn qiāng qíng de zhì yuàn jūn dōuméi yòu rèn shí dào men huì zài háo gōu zhōng bēi cǎn
    None of the enthusiastic volunteers realized that they would die like dogs in the trenches of the Somme.
  • shí quán cūn dōuhěn bēi tòng
    The entire village grieved when he died.
  • zài men xīn zhōngyǒng yuǎn huī niú chē shuǐ zhǐ dài bēi yòu nán kān de cuò yīn yǐng
    They can never get rid of the erroneous image of the embarrassment associated with the paper bag.
  • shèng 'ān kōng nán zhōu nián niàn jiào shòu wéi wén duì zhè wèi shēng kǎn què yòu duō duō cǎi de nián qīng biǎo xīn zhōng de bēi tòng wǎn
    On the occasion of the first anniversary of the SilkAir crash, he wrote this article to express his sense of sorrow and loss of a young lady whose life was so eventful yet colourful.
  • de rán shì shǐ jiā shēn gǎn bēi shāng
    His sudden death upset everybody.
  • huài rén yīnggāi wèitā men de zuì 'è xíng jìng gǎn dào bēi shāng
    Evil man should weep for their evil deeds.
  • zuò 'è de rén yìng wéi men de 'è xíng gǎn dào bēi āi
    Evil men should weep for their evil deeds.
  • chén zhòng de xīnyán de shí jiān 'ān pái bēi shāng de xiāo bēi shāngchén chén zhòng de yǎn
    a heavy heart; a heavy schedule; heavy news; a heavy silence; heavy eyelids.
  • lèi wāng wāng de yǎn jīngshuǐ wāng wāng de yǎn jīng bēi shāng shǐ duō rén de shuāng yǎn lèi wāng wāng
    swimming eyes; watery eyes; sorrow made the eyes of many grow liquid.
  • miàn dài bēi shāng
    His face was sad.
  • duì néng cún huó xià lái xiāng dāng bēi guān
    I'm fairly pessimistic about his survival.
  • men de jié shí fēn bēi cǎn
    They met with a terrible fate.
  • shōu huí lái zhàn zài 'ér fēi cháng xiū kuì hài mǎn xīn xiǎng zhe xiē zāo shòu xíngshēn shàng mǎn bǎi yóu nián mǎn máobèi bàn huó bìng shòu jìn rén jiān nán xiǎng xiàng de zhé de hēi rén zhǒng zhǒng bēi cǎn jǐng xiàng
    I called him back and he stood there, full of shame and fear and full of all the thoughts and bitter visions of Negroes who had been lynched and tarred and feathered and beaten to death and tortured beyond human belief.
  • shì yòu fēn zhī de mín bēi shāng de kuài chéng
    Paris is a city of gaiety and pleasure where four fifths of the inhabitant die of grief.
  • dàn shǐ zhōng rěn xīn jiù zhè yàng 'àn xià chuǎng zhè lián de lǎo rén de bēi tòng shì jiè
    Yet I couldn't make my hand fire that flashbulb and intrude on the poor man's island of grief.
  • bēi huò wén xué zuò pǐn zhōng de zhù yào rén zǒu xiàng huǐ miè huò zāo shòu duān de tòng yóu shì yīn bēi xìng quē xiàndào ruò diǎn huò yìng huán jìng 'ér zào chéng de hòu guǒ
    A drama or literary work in which the main character is brought to ruin or suffers extreme sorrow, especially as a consequence of a tragic flaw, a moral weakness, or an inability to cope with unfavorable circumstances.
  • bēi tòng de nǎo shǎn guò xiǎng jīn wǎn yào tòng yīcháng
    As she gave in to her misery, there was a fleeting thought: “ I ll cry tonight.
  • zài hòu 'èr tiān lóu de 'ér lín zuò zài qīn de shī biānshí shí zhe qīn de shǒu bēi shāng chuò
    Throughout the following day, Flo's son, Flint, sits beside his mother's lifeless body, occasionally taking her hand and whimpering.
  • lìng rén bēi tàn de shēng mìng sǔn shīquē yuǎn jiàn
    A lamentable loss of life, lack of foresight
  • shǐ wàng bēi shāng huò jiǎn qīng tòng de yào
    Something that induces forgetfulness of sorrow or eases pain.
  • gōng zhèng néng gòu shǐ men yòu rěn nài bēi shì luàn de rén
    injustice can make us tolerant and forgiving; a man patient of distractions.
  • zàng shì lìng rén bēi āi de chǎng .
    A funeral is a melancholy occasion.
  • yóu bēi shāng guò 'ér cān jiā zàng
    Martha was too grief-stricken even to attend the funeral.
  • méng kāi zhe yuè chē chá kàn zuì yuǎn chù de shān lán shítīng dào tóu shàng 'é de bēi míng shēng
    As he drove the Landrover up to inspect the furthest fences, Simon heard the plaintive cries of wild geese overhead.
  • xué quán wēi luó xiāng lín jiào shòu dài bēi shāng shuōzhōng guó qiān nián suǒ lěi de wén huà chǎnjiù zài sàng xīn bìng kuáng de yuè zhōng huǐ dàn
    Prof Luo Xianglin, a foremost authority on genealogy, lamented that China's cultural accumulation over several millennia was reduced substantially to ruins in a few months of unmitigated madness.
  • bēi xīn chánglián mǐn zhī qíng
    The seat of pity or the gentler emotions.
  • · ā de zhàng shì wèi xiāo fáng yuán shuō, " zhè chǎng miàn lìng rén nán zhì xìnzhè me duō de rén zài guò de nián zhōng jīng liǎo xiāng tóng de bēi tòngjīn tiān men jiājǐ de shì 'ān wèi liàng。 "
    "It's incredible to take in, that so many people are going through the same thing," said Barbara Atwood, whose husband Gerald was a firefighter. "There's some comfort, unfortunately, in that - and there's strength in it."
  • yuē hàn wèitā yǒu de xìng 'ér gǎn dào bēi shāng
    John is lamenting over his girlfriend’ s misfortunes.