bemoan

英 [bɪˈməʊn]

美 [bɪˈmoʊn]

v.  哀怨; 悲叹

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

TEM8

Collins.1 / BNC.18756 / COCA.15143

牛津词典

verb

• 哀怨；悲叹
  to complain or say that you are not happy about sth
  1. They sat bemoaning the fact that no one would give them a chance.
     他们坐着埋怨别人不肯给他们一个机会。

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。

英英释义

verb

• regret strongly
  1. I deplore this hostile action
  2. we lamented the loss of benefits
  Synonym:deplorelamentbewail

双语例句

• It might then bemoan the nervous strain in the quest for economic growth and the lack of time or energy for more worthwhile activities.
  随后，它可能哀叹追求经济增长的紧张压力，以及缺乏时间与精力来进行更有价值的活动。
• Chinese Internet users often bemoan the fact that China's wealthy are able to easily skirt the country's one-child policy by simply paying the fines.
  中国的网民经常感叹国内富人能够通过支付罚款轻松绕过独生子女政策的限制。
• And Carr is not the first to bemoan this development.
  卡尔不是第一个哀叹这个发展的人。
• Don't bemoan anything or anyone that you need to leave behind.
  不要再去抱怨那些你本该忘记的人或事。
• When eventually beauty is to fade, we should not just bemoan but to cherish it more.
  当美丽终究无法保留，那么我们就不能仅仅限于惋惜，而更应珍惜。
• Purists bemoan the corruption of the language. She can speak pure English.
  主张语文纯正的人哀叹语言趋于不纯。她能讲纯正的英语。
• While women in developed markets bemoan disconnect with financial services, in the developing world financial programs aimed to lift families out of poverty are focused on women.
  当发家国家的女性为与金融处事的“断路”哀叹时，成长中国家旨在脱贫的金融项目将方针瞄向女性。
• But some noted the paradox of the award going to an economist from a nation where the economy was less than shimmering, and where many businesses and critics bemoan a culture of excessive red tape.
  但有人指出，这个奖项有其矛盾之处：它被颁给了来自法国的经济学家，而那里的经济状况相当糟糕，许多企业和批评人士都抱怨该国文化充满了官僚作风。
• It is fashionable for chief executives to bemoan a lack of visibility.
  首席执行官们哀叹看不清前景已成为时尚。
• Generally, the organisers want to celebrate the strongly individualistic tendencies of only children rather than to bemoan the fact that, according to Ann Richardson, most onlies say they grow up feeling "weird" or "a bit of an outsider".
  总体来说，组织者是想赞扬独生子女强烈的个人主义倾向，而不是哀叹安理查森所说的那种情况，即：大多数独生子女表示自己在成长过程中觉得“古怪”或“有点像局外人”。