单词 | pity |
释义 | pity I. 1. archaic < saw that his judge was inclining to mercy, and he renewed his appeals for pity — J.H.Shorthouse > 2. a. (1) < felt the deepest pity for the prisoners > (2) < was habitually hardhearted and without pity > b. < leaves us less with a sense of repugnance … than with a sense of pity for the man who could think of nothing better — T.S.Eliot > 3. < what a pity that you didn't get here sooner > < it's a pity that we can't be friends > Synonyms: see sympathy • - for pity's sake - have pity II. transitive verb 1. chiefly dialect < it would pity one's heart to observe the change — William Whiston > 2. < pitied them in their distress > < whom everybody pities because his daughter has disgraced him — Edmund Wilson > intransitive verb < will not pity, nor spare, nor have mercy — Jer 13:14 (Authorized Version) > |
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