zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • jiě fàng qiángōng rén men guò zhe pín kùn bēi cǎn de shēng huó
    The worker was living in misery and want before the liberation.
  • zhèng wéi de xìng zāo 'ér gǎn dào bēi shāng
    She was sorrowing at her misfortune.
  • bēi de shì jiǎn dān jiù shì měi de guī zài yuē huì zhuózhuāng shí jīng cháng bèi cuò jiě -- duō rén chuānzhuó bào wéi zhè yàng yǐn nán fāng gèng duō de zhù
    Sadly, the " less is more" rule is often misinterpreted when it comes to dressing for a first date -- many women wear less thinking that they can get more attention from a guy.
  • zhè shì sòng dài míng jiāng yuè fēi bēi shēng de zhù yào yuán yīn
    Chinese general Yue Fei's undivided loyalty to the country and the Song emperor (who was misled by corrupt court officials) was what led to his tragic death years ago.
  • lìng men liú lèi bēi shāng de 'ài qíng shì
    A love story that left us feeling misty and sad.
  • duì shī rén lái shuōzuì de bēi guò yóu jiě 'ér shòu dào qīn pèi。( tuō
    The worst tragedy for a poet is to be admired through being misunderstood.( J. Cocteau)
  • bēi jiāo jiā
    mingled feelings of joy and sorrow
  • bēi jiāo
    have mixed feelings of sadness and pleasure
  • jīng cháng zài wèitā de qián bēi tàn
    He's always moaning about his exwife.
  • òbié shuō liǎo tǎo yàn de bēi tàn shēng
    Oh, belt up, I'm tired of your moaning.
  • tōng guò jiǎn ruò téng tòng huò bēi shāng 'ér huǎn de
    moderating by making pain or sorrow weaker.
  • biàn yuè lái yuè bēi 'āi
    She becomes more and more more sorrowfully.
  • róng gǎn dòngtóng qíng huò zhě bēi shāng
    easily moved to pity or sorrow.
  • yǒu zēng tiān huān jiǎn qīng bēi shāng
    Friendship multiplies joys and divides griefs
  • hēi 'ěr niè bēi zhī miù
    The Muse of tragedy.
  • xiāng fǎn bào chóu zhě guò de shì shī bān de shēng huó men huó zhe shí rén yòu hài tàn bēi
    Nay rather, vindictive persons live the life of witches; who, as they are mischievous, so end they infortunate.
  • gào zhè xiāo , zhǐ huì shǐ bēi āi
    You didn't need to tell him the news; it just made him sad.
  • shàozhuàng lǎo shāng bēi
    An idle youth, a needy age.
  • suǒ bēi shāng de 'ér 'ān dōng jǐn duì:“ kàn men tài shū liǎo …”。
    Solla's grief-stricken son, Anthony, lashed out at the EMS (Emergency Medical Service) team:"I think this is extreme negligence … "
  • men huì tóng qíng huì kuān shù huì bēi de
    They will not pity, nor spare, nor have mercy.
  • bié yòng bēi shāng de shī duì yín
    Tell me not in mournful numbers.
  • dàn shìyōu shāng 'ér bēi guān de rén zǒng xiǎng zhe xiē lìng rén sàng deyōu de niàn tóudān xīn men néng huì shī bàiér qiě cóng jué zhèn。”
    But unhappy, pessimistic people obsess on gloomy thoughts of how they could fall down and not get up."
  • méi yòu xiǎng dào huì shēng yàng de bēi
    Didn't conceive such a tragedy could occur.
  • rén kuān hòu tiān xìng bēi deyóu zhǐ duì zuì fàn huò rén
    A disposition to show mercy, especially toward an offender or enemy.
  • " yào wèiwǒ bēi tòng zhì lái! " zhè jiù shì zuì hòu de yán
    "Don't mourn for me. Organize! " These were his last words.
  • men de xiào shēng xiǎn shì chū men biǎo miàn shàng jiǎ de bēi shāng
    Their laughter belied their outward grief.
  • de liǎn yīn bēi shāng 'ér biàn yīn
    His face is overcast with grief.
  • wéi bēi tòng [ jīng ]。
    She was overcome with grief [surprise].
  • hǎi lún shì wèi hòu dào de rényáng zhe bēi de xīn cháng
    Helen was a most generous woman, overflowing with the milk of human kindness.
  • zhī jiān biàn chéng liǎo bēi rén xíng xiàng
    Became a tragic figure overnight.
  • bēi 'āi lǒngzhào zhe quán jiā
    Sorrow overwhelmed the family.
  • suàn xiǎn shì xiē jiào de shì jiè zhī měi mín suǒ kàn dào de rén shēng de bēi āiměi kǒng zhè mín duì men shēng mìng de yòu xiàn shēng qiáng liè de gǎn juérán 'ér zhī què bǎo chí zhe diǎn rén shēng zhuāng yán zhī gǎn
    I shall attempt to reveal some of the beauty of the pagan world, a sense of the pathos and beauty and terror and comedy of life, viewed by a people who have a strong feeling of the limitations of our existence, and yet somehow retain a sense of the dignity of human life.