zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • xiǎng dào men hái guò zhe zhè yàng bēi cǎn de shēng huó xīn hěn nán shòu
    She was pained to think of them still living such a miserable life.
  • xiāo shǐ bēi tòng
    The news was painful to him.
  • niàn yīn bēi tòng de xiāo 'ér
    The girl weep at the painful news.
  • niàn tīng dào zhè bēi tòng de xiāo lái liǎo
    The girl wept at the painful news.
  • men kàn dào 'ái’è de 'ér tóng bēi cǎn lián de yàng
    We saw the pathetic sight of starving children.
  • guǒ shì qīn yǎn kàn jiàn jiù huì dào shì duō me bēi cǎn
    Without seeing him you can not appreciate how pathetic he is.
  • rén men hěn róng lǐng huì de zhù qíng zhǒng rén yòu deqīnqiè de qǔdiào qiáng liè biǎo xiàn zài yīnyuè zhōngshǐ men hěn rán fēn xiǎng dào chái de huān 'āi chóu zài tīng de bēi chuàng jiāo xiǎng táo jiā shí jiù shì zhè zhǒng qíng kuàng
    The themes and feelings are easy to grasp. The personal, intimate note is so strong in this music that we find it natural, while listening to the Pathetic symphony or the Nuteracker ballet suite, for example, to share Tschaikovsky's joys and sorrows.
  • dàn bēi de shì duō shù de réndōu xiǎng dìng dìng chū chāo guò suǒ de míng què biāo lùn men duō me gōng zuòxìng yùn lún zǒng shì cóng men shēn bàng gǔn guòyīn wéi men dài yào gèng duō de suǒ
    The sad fact is that most people have no definite purpose greater than getting that paycheck No matter how hard they work,the wheel of fortune turns right past them because they neither expect nor demand more.
  • zhì bēi shāngzhà liè xīn zàng
    Grief pent up will burst the heart.
  • zhí bào bēi guān tài de rén shì céng jīng yánxiāng gǎng zài liù yuè sān shí hòu huì zài fèng xíng zhì
    The perpetual pessimists predicted that the rule of law would no longer prevail after June 30.
  • jìn guǎn tǎo lùn shí yòu jiàn fēn dàn suǒ yòu zhě dōuduì huá rén tóng bāo de xìng zāo biǎo shì rèn tóngyán zhōng chōng mǎn bēi fèn tóng qíng
    In spite of the many varied opinions expressed, all the participants sympathised with the plight of the Chinese Indonesians, as grief, anger and compassion pervaded the discussions.
  • zài zhàng liǎo 10 nián hòu réng wèitā bēi shāng
    Mary still mourns over her husband ten years after his death.
  • bēi guān zhù dāng guàn zhī hòujiù guān zhù yàng lìng rén qiè liǎo
    Pessimism, when you get used to it, is just as agreeable as optimism.
  • jìn guǎn dào kùn nán cóng méi yòu xiāo bēi guān guò
    He never gave himself up to pessimism in spite of difficulties.
  • zài jiē dào tiáo hòu de duàn shí jiān qīn shàn jiàn zuì 'è liè de qíng kuàng de néng de shén jīng zhì de bēi guān zhù lìng wàn qiān
    All his father's power of seeing the worst, all his wife's nervous pessimism had come to the fore in him during the hour since he had been handed that message.
  • bēi guān zhù bēi guān de tài
    with pessimism; in a pessimistic manner.
  • rén men duì jiù huì xiāng dāng bēi guān
    There is consider-able pessimism about job opportunity.
  • zài zhè yìng zhù fáng zhǐ bēi guān qíng de shēng
    In these circumstances he must guard against pessimism.
  • bēi guānyàn shì yīn shì jiè shàng de zuì 'è 'ér bēi shāngyóu zhǐ làng màn bēi guān zhù de zhǒng biǎo fāng shì
    Sadness over the evils of the world, especially as an expression of romantic pessimism.
  •   zài jīn nián de guó qìng qún zhòng huì yǎn shuō zuò dòng zǒng tán dào nián qīng xīn jiā rén duì guó jiā jīng de bēi guān kàn
    During the National Day Rally this year, Prime Minister Goh Chok Tong touched on young Singaporeans' pessimism with regards to the economic situation.
  • dāng ránquán shì xiē 'ěr shú néng xiáng píng men de jiào zhì guò qiáng diào chéng de bēi guān kàn zhēn yòu diǎn hòu huǐ wèishénme yào zhè wèn
    Pessimism again, in these all-too-familiar remarks about Singapore's education system, widely regarded as too results-oriented, and I wondered why I even bothered to ask.
  • zài xīn jiā shòu huá wén jiào zhě duì wén huà qián jǐng de kàn shí 'ér bēi guānshí 'ér guānzhè zhuān jiā duì zhōng guó jīng zhǎn wàng de kàn guān
    Chinese-educated Singaporeans have been wavering between optimism and pessimism about the future of their ethnic language and culture. To some extent, this has been influenced by experts' views on China's economic growth.
  • dàn shì kàng zhàn de jīng yàn jīng zhèng míngshí yuè de zhōng guó rén mín de jìn shàng guò duō shǎo nián de jìn bìng shǐ rén bēi guān de gēn
    But there is no ground for pessimism, since experience in the War of Resistance has already proved that the Chinese people have made as much progress in the last ten months as in many years in the past.
  • zài xīn jiā shòu huá wén jiào zhě duì wén huà qián jǐng de kàn shí 'ér bēi guānshí 'ér guān zhè zhuān jiā duì zhōng guó jīng zhǎn wàng de kàn guān
    In Singapore Chinese-educated Singaporeans have been wavering between optimism and pessimism about the future of their ethnic language and culture. To some extent, this has been influenced by experts' views on China's economic growth.
  • duō xiǎo chǎn jiē zuò jiā bìng méi yòu zhǎo dào guò guāng míng men de zuò pǐn jiù zhǐ shì bào hēi 'ànbèi chēng wéi bào wén xué hái yòu jiǎn zhí shì zhuān mén xuān chuán bēi guān yàn shì de
    Many petty-bourgeois writers have never discovered the bright side. Their works only expose the dark and are known as the "literature of exposure". Some of their works simply specialize in preaching pessimism and world-weariness.
  • guǎng rén mín qún zhòng de mín jué mín zūn xīn xìn xīn de duō shù mín zhòng de zhìjūn de jiān qiángjīng de luò hòuzhèng zhì de mín zhù bài xiàn xiàng bēi guān qíng de cún zàitǒng zhàn xiàn nèi de tuán jié gǒng děng děngxíng chéng liǎo zhè zhǒng kùn nán huán jìng
    National consciousness, national self-respect and national self-confidence are not sufficiently developed among the broad masses, the majority of the people are unorganized, China's military power is weak, the economy is backward, the political system is undemocratic, corruption and pessimism exist, and a lack of unity and solidarity is to be found within the united front; these are among the adverse circumstances.
  • wèi shí suì de bēi guān zhù zhěshì zhī dào tài duō zhī rénér nián shí de guān zhù zhěshì zhī dào tài shǎo zhī rén
    The man who is a pessimist before forty-eight knows too much; the man who is an optimist after forty-eight knows too little.
  • xiàng bēi guān de rén tuī xiāo bǎo xiǎn hěn róng .
    It's easy to sell insurance to a pessimist.
  • wèi shí suì de bēi guān zhù zhěshì zhī dào tài duō zhī rénér nián shí suì de guān zhù zhěshì zhī dào tài shǎo zhī rén
    The man who is a pessimist before forty - eight knows too much; the man who is an optimist after forty - eight knows too little.
  • bēi guān zhě mányuàn guā fēng guān zhě jìng hóu fēng biànxiàn shí zhě tiáozhěng fēng fān
    The pessimist complains about the wind; the optimist expects it to change; and the realist adjusts the sails. by William Arthur Ward
  • yīn men bìng bēi guānér bēi guān de rén men xiāng fǎn
    Therefore, contrary to the pessimists, we are not at all down-hearted.
  • diào chá zhě men xiàn bēi guān zhù zhě wáng de shuài duō 19%。
    Researchers have found that those who were pessimists had a 19 percent increased risk of death.