bitterly

美音：['bɪtərli] 英音：['bɪtə(r)li]

简单释义：

adv.非常；伤心地；愤怒地；极其

网络苦苦地；厉害地；刺骨地

完整释义：

adv.

1.很,非常,十分;大发,大大地
2.猛烈,激烈地,狠狠地
3.苦苦地;悲痛
4.伤心,悲伤地,痛心地
5.苦,惨痛地
6.剧烈,酷,厉害地
7.辛辣;无情地,尖刻地,刻薄地;挖苦地
8.满脸不情愿的样子

例句：

The doctor laughed bitterly. "It is just an expression, a legend, " he said. "Nay, just forget it, child, there is nothing you can do. "
医生笑得很苦涩。“也就是这么一说，这只是个神话。”他说，“不，还是忘了它吧，孩子。你什么也做不了。”
And she said to them, Do not call me Naomi; call me Mara; for the All-sufficient One has dealt very bitterly with me.
拿俄米对她们说，不要叫我拿俄米，要叫我玛拉，因为全足者使我受了大苦。
They did not know how they could survive the bitterly cold night.
他们不知道如何捱过这个严寒之夜。
Life was miserable and father and son rowed bitterly over how much he practised.
生活很艰难，父子俩曾因为练琴的时间发生激烈争吵。
Do not let infiltrate bitterly and a stringently the heart too for a long time, down to has lost the experience happy ability.
不要让苦涩把心浸润太久，以至失去了体验幸福的能力。
She was not a symbol, not a credit, not a first this and that, as she cried bitterly in her old age.
她不是一个标志，不是一种荣誉，不是第一个任何人。
The whole, a primer designed to give the lay executive a running familiarity with the most bitterly discussed economic question of the day.
整篇文章可被当做是专为外行管理人员提供的入门级文章，使他们对当时引发最激烈讨论的经济问题有一个初步的了解。
If he had been recently hurt, he would weep bitterly and swear to run away.
如果他刚遭到毒打，他会痛哭一场，赌神罚咒地逃跑。

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