zhòngyīngguànyònglìgōu:
  • bēi shāng níng shì zhe tān de fáng
    He stared sadly at the ruins of his house.
  • zhǐ yòu jīng guò bēi tòng de rén cái néng liǎo jiě xìng de wèi
    To know happness one must first experience sadness.
  • hái de lìng men bēi tòng jué
    Their baby's death aroused great sadness in them.
  • cóng zhī dào xuě qiú shì fǒu míng liǎo yáng guāng wéi shǐ cóng bēi shāng zhōng huī guò lái 'ér qiāoqiāo chū liǎo 'ài de láo dòng
    I don' t know if Snowball ever realized the quiet labor of love and healing Sunshine had done for her.
  • rèn rén jiǎng bēi cǎn de shì huì wéi zhī dòng qíng
    You're a soft touch for anybody with a sob story.
  • chuò yóu bēi shāngshāng xīn huò tòng 'ér chuò huò liú lèi
    To sob or shed tears because of grief, sorrow, or pain; weep.
  • huàn huà shuō shì lǎo de cuī rén lèi xià de shìér qiě rén réndōu huān wéi bēi zhù rén gōng tóng qíng zhī lèi
    In other words, it is a fine old tear-jerker and everyone likes a good sob.
  • shè zhì zhù de bēi
    She tried to restrain her sobs.
  • niàn yīn bēi tòng de xiāo 'ér
    The sobbing of that girl because of grieved news.
  • wūyè zhe shù bēi āi de shēn shì
    She sobbed out an account of her sad life.
  • wàng néng wéi zuò diǎn shénmelái jiǎn qīng de bēi āi
    I wish there were something I could do or say to soften your grief.
  • wèi jiè zài bēi shāng shí de 'ān wèi
    Solace in time of grief or fear.
  • zhī dào 'ān wèi shǐ zhī jiǎn qīng bēi tòng
    I don't know how to solace his grief.
  • yīn chén bēi āi de yīnyuèàn hēi de mèn de xīn qíng
    solemn and mournful music; a suit of somber black; a somber mood.
  • xīn zhōng bēi shāng
    She is sore at heart.
  • rén shēng yòu duō huān bēi shāng
    Life has many joys and sorrows.
  • tóng qínglián mǐn duì rén suǒ shòu de xìng huò zāo chǎn shēng de tóng qíng bēi āi
    Sympathy and sorrow aroused by the misfortune or suffering of another.
  • bēi shāng jiǎo jǐn shuāng shǒu
    He wrung his hands in sorrow.
  • bēi shāng gào de qīn bìng hěn hài
    He told me with sorrow that his mother was very ill.
  • rén de nǎoshèng guò qióng rén de bēi āi
    Fat sorrow is better than lean sorrow.
  • yǎn shì liǎo de bēi shāng
    He disguised his sorrow.
  • nèi xīn wàn fēn bēi tòng de xīn chōng mǎn bēi shāng
    Sorrow filled my heart.
  • wèishénme gǎn dào bēi shāng
    Why do you sorrow?
  • bèi bēi shāng nòng liǎo de tóu nǎo
    a mind clouded by sorrow.
  • biǎo duì wǎn huí de shì de bēi tòng de
    expressing sorrow often for something past.
  • zhè shí bēi āi huà zuò liǎo huān xiào
    Now sorrow gave way to smiles.
  • jiǎ zhuāng zhe bēi shāng de yàng
    She assumed a look of sorrow.
  • tòng āi tàn duì biǎo bēi tòngshāng xīn
    To express sorrow or grief over.
  • huān měi tiáo xīn wén guǎng jiāng zhè shì jiè de bēi cǎn miàn tuī dào miàn qiánràng jiē shòu zhè shì shí
    I don't like having the sorrowful state of the world shoved at me in every news broadcast.
  • bēi shāng de gǎn dào huò biǎo xiàn chū bēi tòng deshāng xīn de
    Feeling or expressing sorrow or grief; sorrowful.
  • léi zhè juésè cháng bèi biǎo xiàn wéi wèi yōu róu guǎ duàn de bēi shì rén
    Hamlet is usually played as a sorrowful person who cannot make decisions or take action.
  • wéi gǎn dào bēi shāng
    He felt sorry for her.