lament 英 [ləˈment]   美 [ləˈmɛnt]

lament

lament  英 [ləˈment] 美 [ləˈmɛnt]

n. 挽歌;悼辞  v. 哀悼 

进行时:lamenting  过去式:lamented  过去分词:lamented  第三人称单数:laments  名词复数:laments 

We lament over his death. 我们哀悼他的逝世。
We lament its loss. 我们哀悼它的消失。

  • If you are really upset or sorry about something, you might lament it. A lament is full of regret and grief.
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  • n. 挽歌;悼辞
  • v. 哀悼
  • 1. We lament over his death.

    我们哀悼他的逝世。

  • 2. We lament its loss.

    我们哀悼它的消失。

  • lament (n.) 1590s, "expression of sorrow or grief," from Middle French lament and directly from Latin lamentum "a wailing, moaning, weeping" (see lamentation). From 1690s as "a mourning song."
  • lament (v.) mid-15c., back-formation from lamentation or else from Old French lamenter "to moan, bewail" (14c.) and directly from Latin lamentari "to wail, moan, weep, lament," from lamentum "a wailing, moaning, weeping." Related: Lamented; lamenting.
lam·ent / ləˈment ; NAmE ləˈment / verb , noun lament laments lamented lamenting verb lamentsth | lamentthat… | + speech ( formal) to feel or express great sadness or disappointment about sb/sth 对…感到悲痛;痛惜;对…表示失望 SYN bemoan , bewail In the poem he laments the destruction of the countryside. 在那首诗里他对乡村遭到的破坏流露出悲哀。 noun ( formal) a song, poem or other expression of great sadness for sb who has died or for sth that has ended 挽歌;哀诗;悼辞 lam·ent / ləˈment ; NAmE ləˈment /
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