| 释义 |
[/griːv; ɡriv/] v (fml 文) 用法:
1 [Tn] cause great sorrow to (sb) 使（某人）极为悲伤:
Your mother is very grieved by your refusal to return home. 你离家不归, 你母亲极为伤心. *
It grieves me to hear how disobedient you've been. 听说你很不听话, 使我感到非常难过. *
It grieves me to have to say it, but (ie It is regrettably true that) you have only yourself to blame. 我是万不得已才说的, 但你是咎由自取. 用法:
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(a) [I, Ipr] ~ (for sb); ~ (over/about sb/sth) feel a deep sorrow because of loss （因失去而）感到悲痛:
Their daughter died over a year ago, but they are still grieving. 他们的女儿死去已一年多了, 但他们现在仍很悲痛. *
grieve for one's (dead, lost) child 为（死去的、 失去的）孩子伤心 *
grieve over the death of sb 为某人之死而悲哀.
(b) [Ipr] ~ at/about/over sth feel deep regret (about sth) （对某事）感到非常後悔、 懊悔:
It's no use grieving about past errors. 为以往的错误懊悔於事无补. |