pitiable 英 ['pɪtɪəb(ə)l]   美 ['pɪtɪəbl]

pitiable

pitiable  英 ['pɪtɪəb(ə)l] 美 ['pɪtɪəbl]

adj. 可怜的 

They looked like pitiable young boys. 他们更像可怜的小男孩。
If you use a smart phone like I do, you never see the pitiable stranger, the tragic stranger, or the lovable stranger. 如果你像我一样用智能手机,你永远不会看见那些可怜、悲剧或者可爱的陌生人了。

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  • adj. 可怜的
  • 1. They looked like pitiable young boys.

    他们更像可怜的小男孩。

  • 2. If you use a smart phone like I do, you never see the pitiable stranger, the tragic stranger, or the lovable stranger.

    如果你像我一样用智能手机,你永远不会看见那些可怜、悲剧或者可爱的陌生人了。

  • 3. That might be a suitable place for the pitiable humans remaining to contemplate the errors of our supposedly enlightened civilization.

    这可能是一个合适的地方,让残存的可怜人们对我们那所谓开悟文明的错误进行深深的反思。

  • pitiable (adj.) mid-15c., "merciful, compassionate," from Old French piteable "compassionate, merciful, pious" (13c.; Modern French pitoyable), from piteer "to pity" (see pity). Meaning "deserving pity" is recorded from late 15c. Related: Pitiably.
piti·able / ˈpɪtiəbl ; NAmE ˈpɪtiəbl / adjective ( formal) 1 deserving pity or causing you to feel pity 值得同情的;可怜的 The refugees were in a pitiable state. 难民处境可怜。 2 not deserving respect 卑鄙的;卑劣的 a pitiable lack of talent 令人遗憾的无能表现 piti·ably / ˈpɪtiəbli ; NAmE ˈpɪtiəbli / adverb piti·able / ˈpɪtiəbl ; NAmE ˈpɪtiəbl / piti·ably / ˈpɪtiəbli ; NAmE ˈpɪtiəbli /
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