sympathise

英

美

网络  同情; 怜悯; 共鸣

过去式：sympathised　第三人称单数：sympathises　现在分词：sympathising　过去分词：sympathised　复数：sympathises　

BNC.13717

英英释义

verb

• be understanding of
  1. You don't need to explain--I understand!
  Synonym:sympathizeempathizeempathiseunderstand
• to feel or express sympathy or compassion
  Synonym:commiseratesympathize
• share the feelings of
  Synonym:sympathize

双语例句

• This is why I sympathise with the hostile response of classical liberals and libertarians to the very notion of such limits, since they view them as the death-knell of any hopes for domestic freedom and peaceful foreign relations.
  这便是我赞同古典自由主义者和自由论者对这种限制想法持反对态度的原因，因为他们将其视为令国内自由与和平外交希望破灭的丧钟。
• Even most of the judges sympathise.
  甚至多数法官也对我们表示同情。
• I can sympathise with your suspicion that the lawyer is money down the drain.
  我同意你的看法，即聘请律师是白花钱。
• My aim is not to sympathise with the well-off: while no doubt it stings to take the kids out of private school or to sell the sports car at a loss, most people never enjoyed such privileges in the first place.
  我的目的并不是对那些有钱人表示同情：让孩子从私立学校退学、或是亏本卖掉运动跑车无疑让人痛苦，但是多数人从一开始就从未享受过这些特权。
• I sympathise with your reluctance to pay for insurance but I do not follow your reasoning.
  我赞同你不愿意买保险，但我不同意你的推理。
• It made clear to Carrie that he could not sympathise with her.
  嘉莉马上看清他无法理解她的感情，给她以同情。
• But I also sympathise with those who work hard in jobs that are equally important to society – but are not paid so highly.
  但我也同情那些人&他们所辛勤从事的工作对社会同样重要，得到的报酬却没那么高。
• Far from revulsion, it seems that many Americans sympathise with them.
  许多美国人对他们持同情态度，而不是厌恶态度。
• Partly, voters are given the tax systems they deserve because we sympathise with highly vocal losers whenever a loophole is closed and we fall for simple tricks that hide taxes behind a veil of complication.
  另一方面，选民之所以活该得到这种税收体系，是因为每当税收漏洞被堵住时，我们同情那些吵吵嚷嚷的输家，而且我们容易被把税收藏在复杂面纱后的简单伎俩欺骗。
• Anyone who has been in a troubled relationship will sympathise with Sue
  那些曾经恋爱不顺利的人都会同情休。