sorry
sorry 英 [ˈsɒri] 美 [ˈsɑri]
adj. 遗憾的;对不起的,抱歉的
比较级:sorrier 最高级:sorriest
- To be sorry is to feel regret or feel bad about something — usually something you did. "I'm sorry" is an apology.
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- adj. 遗憾的;对不起的,抱歉的
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1. I'm sorry, I broke the cup.
抱欠,我打碎了杯子。
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2. Sorry I'm late!
对不起,我来晚了!
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3. We're very sorry about that.
关于那事我们很抱欠。
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4. Sorry? Could you repeat the question?
你说什么?能不能把你的问题再说一遍?
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5. You'll be sorry if I catch you!
要是让我抓着,你会后悔的!
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6. I'm sorry that your husband lost his job.
你丈夫把工作丢了,我很惋惜。
- sorry (adj.) Old English sarig "distressed, grieved, full of sorrow" (not found in the physical sense of "sore"), from Proto-Germanic *sairiga- "painful" (source also of Old Saxon serag, Middle Dutch seerigh "sore; sad, sorry," Dutch zeerig "sore, full of sores," Old High German serag, Swedish sårig "sore, full of sores"), from *sairaz "pain" (physical and mental); related to *saira- "suffering, sick, ill" (see sore (adj.)). Meaning "wretched, worthless, poor" first recorded mid-13c. Spelling shift from -a- to -o- by influence of sorrow. Apologetic sense (short for I'm sorry) is attested from 1834; phrase sorry about that popularized 1960s by U.S. TV show "Get Smart." Related: Sorrily; sorriness.
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