bemoan

美音：[bɪ'moʊn] 英音：[bɪ'məʊn]

简单释义：

v.哀怨；悲叹

网络哀叹；惋惜；哀悼

变形：

第三人称单数：bemoans 现在分词：bemoaning 过去式：bemoaned

完整释义：

1.对…不满
2.悲叹,哀悼;惋惜
3.痛惜;悲叹

例句：

Chinese reformers bemoan the fate of "second-class citizens" and talk of "apartheid" .
中国改革者为“二等公民”的命运哀叹，也不乏“种族隔离”的言论。
His theory is borne out on the ground by some Lehmanites who privately bemoan the clash of cultures with their new owners.
现实证明，他的理论是正确的，一些雷曼员工私下里哀叹与新东家的文化冲突。
Those who truly measure the past will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.
那些珍惜过去的人，不会悲叹于时光的一去不复返，因为过去的一切已被我们珍藏在记忆之中，永远不会遗失。
However, the boot landed far short of its mark, prompting Mr Howard to bemoan the "pathetic throw" .
然而，靴子着陆的地点距离原定目标相去甚远，霍华德先生有感而发，称它是“可悲的一掷”。
For their part, Western diplomats and human-rights campaigners bemoan what they see as an overreaction by the government.
在他们看来，西方的外交家和人权运动者都抱怨他们所看到的都是巴林政府的反应过度。
We have to bemoan the fact that the new exponential influx of fake money will make prices surge to an unprecedented infinitum.
我们不得不牢骚满腹，呈级数级增长的伪币的注入将会使价格膨胀到前所未有的极限。
The rich especially the older rich will bemoan the great refuge for secret stashes.
富人们（尤其是那些较年长的富人）将对失去这个用于存放秘密资金的地方感到惋惜。
Parents hoping for a reprieve from child care bemoan the unexpected holidays.
父母本希望从看孩子的家务中缓一缓，现在只得为这意外的假期哀叹。

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