bemoaned

英 [bɪˈməʊnd]

美 [bɪˈmoʊnd]

v.  哀怨; 悲叹
bemoan的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 悲叹；叹息；埋怨
  If youbemoansomething, you express sorrow or dissatisfaction about it.
  1. Universities and other research establishments bemoan their lack of funds.
     高校及其他研究机构抱怨经费不足。

双语例句

• A patient of mine, a divorced woman in her30s, a graphic designer, constantly bemoaned the lack of intimacy in her life.
  我的一位病人是一位30多岁，离了婚的女平面设计师，她不断地哀叹生活中缺乏亲密度。
• They bemoaned the mayor's death.
  他们哀悼市长之死。
• The declining standard of language is a common phenomenon bemoaned by cultural elites in many countries.
  在许多国家，文化精英都在感叹语文水准低落的现象。
• The early explorers and settlers told of abundant deer in the early1800s and yet almost in the same breath bemoaned the lack of this succulent game animal.
  早期的探索者和居住者说过在十八世纪八十年代早期有大量的鹿但是几乎同时又哀叹缺乏如此肉汁美味的猎物。
• "Steve, what am I going to do?" Mike bemoaned.
  “史蒂夫，我要怎么做？”迈克哀叹道。
• He once bemoaned his image as a demigod.
  他曾经为自己半人半神的形象哀叹。
• Mr. Regent's sudden departure in June was seen as a response to the copper deal turning sour, as investors bemoaned that the move away from being a pure play on gold was weakening Barrick's valuation.
  瑞金特今年6月突然离职，外界认为他是因铜矿交易表现不及预期而引咎辞职。投资者不满地说，脱离纯粹的金矿业务正在削弱巴里克的估值。
• In his earlier quotes, the boss had described the problem in detail, and bemoaned the loss of O'Shea's versatility.
  在早前的讲话中，老板说问题很严重。缺了万能球员奥谢损失很大。
• All along, one camp of economists has bemoaned how little consumers were socking away, while another said rising home and stock prices made such worries foolish.
  一直以来，有一派经济学家总在哀叹美国人存钱太少，而另一派经济学家则说，不断上涨的房价和股价使这种担心成为杞人忧天。
• I have known Japanese are very keen and admire the ancient Chinese culture, but bemoaned at the degradation of today's Chinese.
  日本人对中国的古文化是非常敬佩和渴望加以学习的，但却对今日中国人的堕落倍感痛惜。