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

• Although the low level of agricultural commodification was bemoaned by the British and Zionists alike, their reasons were different.
  虽然对农产品商业化水平很低的状况都不满意，但英国和犹太复国主义者的理由是不同的。
• But not all successful Silicon Valley enterprises are created equal, or as the investor Peter Thiel famously bemoaned, we wanted flying cars, instead we got 140 characters.
  但并不是所有成功的硅谷企业都生而平等，或者正如投资家彼得o泰尔所哀叹的那样：我们曾经想要过飞车，结果只得到了140个字符（意指社交媒体&编注）。
• The visiting manager also bemoaned the absence of his only previously fit specialist centre-half Ricardo Carvalho, who fell ill on the eve of the match to render the team horribly vulnerable.
  客队经理也哀叹自己失去了特里之外唯一的后防领袖卡瓦略，他在比赛前夜病倒了。这个变故让球队陷入困境。
• 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。
• The first time I came across a formidable foe, I desperately bemoaned my tiny stature. I was too puny to protect myself.
  初次遭遇强敌，我在心里拼命地抱怨自己太小，小得不足以保卫自己。
• With one hand now always locked onto the handrail, I bemoaned and laughed about my predicament a little more.
  一只手一直抓着栏杆，我边叹气边暗笑自己的推想。
• 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。
• He often bemoaned his sad fate.
  他总哀叹他的命苦。
• 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。
• First, I bemoaned the irrelevance of economics for having little to say about income inequality.
  首先，我对经济学无法解释贫富差距问题表示了遗憾。