sympathy
n. 同情; 支持,赞同; 志同道合
If you have sympathy for someone who is in a bad situation, you are sorry for them, and show this in the way you behave towards them.
We expressed our sympathy for her loss...
我们对她的损失表示同情。
I have had very little help from doctors and no sympathy whatsoever...
我从医生那里没有得到什么帮助,也未获得丝毫同情。
If you have sympathy with someone's ideas or opinions, you agree with them.
I have some sympathy with this point of view...
我比较同意这个观点。
Lithuania still commands considerable international sympathy for its cause...
立陶宛的事业仍然拥有相当的国际支持。
If you take some action in sympathy with someone else, you do it in order to show that you support them.
Several hundred workers struck in sympathy with their colleagues...
几百名工人罢工以声援他们的同事。
Milne resigned in sympathy because of the way Donald had been treated.
米尔恩以辞职来抗议唐纳德所遭受的不公待遇。
1. an inclination to support or be loyal to or to agree with an opinion;
2. sharing the feelings of others (especially feelings of sorrow or anguish)
3. a relation of affinity or harmony between people; whatever affects one correspondingly affects the other;
pity, mercy, sympathy, compassion
这些名词均有"同情,怜悯"之意。
The sympathy between the twin brothers is so great that they often smile and cry at the same things.
这对孪生兄弟的共同情感非常强烈,他们常常对于同一事物要笑就一起笑,要哭就一起哭.
He can depend on his wife for sympathy.
他相信妻子会同情他.
We brim over with sympathy after she told us her sad story.
她告诉我们她的悲苦身世后,我们对她深表同情.
Desmond eyed her anguished face with sympathy.
看着她痛苦的脸,德斯蒙德觉得理解.
Every man yearns for sympathy in sorrow.
每个遇到不幸的人都渴望得到同情.