wistful

美音：['wɪstfəl] 英音：['wɪstf(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.伤感的；（对已不可能发生之事）徒然神往的

网络渴望的；愁闷的；留恋的

adj.

1.渴望的,不满足似的
2.渴望的,恋恋不舍;情意绵绵的
3.渴望;想望
4.引起怀念的
5.怀念;若有所思;陷入沉思
6.愁闷,怅惘
7.沉思的,默想的;愁闷的
8.真诚的;发自内心深处的

Mr. Walters served seven presidents, and moving day, he said, is invariably a wistful time.
他曾经为七位总统服务过，他说他非常怀念在白宫工作和给总统搬家的日子。
His wistful eyes gazing at the shop made this this whole meeting of men so pitiful.
他渴求的目光盯着那家小店，使得这个庙会如此令人同情。
I ran upstairs to my parents bed and laid down with some wistful hope that I could wait out this storm.
我跑到楼上我父母的床上躺了下来，渴望着能在那里躲过这场风暴。
He looked so wistful as he went away, hearing the frolic and evidently having none of his own.
他走的时候似乎闷闷不乐，若有所思；他听到你们在玩闹，而显然他自己没什么玩的。
She had a last wistful look round the flat.
她留恋地最后环顾了一下公寓房间。
Trundling chromaticism has the music roll up to a fortissimo, the orchestra still proclaiming the originally wistful piano-theme.
向上的半音阶将音乐推向最强音，交响乐团演奏着原先的怀旧主题。
Yet, on screen, he is irresistible, with the wistful innocence of great screen comedians like Charlie Chaplin and Buster Keaton.
然而象查理·卓别林、巴斯特·基顿那样，他那充满渴望的天真的银幕形象是无可匹敌的。
Far from giving Ella the sack, she had developed some wistful respect for her.
她不但没有解雇埃拉，反而渐渐地产生出对埃拉的真诚的敬意。

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