
英:/'ˈpɪtiɪŋ/ 美:/'ˈpɪtiɪŋ/
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adj. 同情的,怜悯的(常带优越感)
v. 同情,怜悯(pity 的现在分词)
She gave him a pitying look; that was the sort of excuse her father would use.
她怜悯地看了他一眼,这类借口是她父亲会用的。
This kind-hearted girl, pitying the misery of Toad, said to her father one day, Father!
有一天,这个善良的姑娘为托德的不幸遭遇感到同情,对她的父亲说:“父亲!”
At the risk of sounding self-pitying, I'd say it has been harder on me than it has on Joanne.
尽管听着像是自怜,我还是要说这对我比对乔安妮更难承受。
Dickon followed her with a queer, almost pitying, look on his face.
狄肯跟在她身后,脸上带着一种近乎怜悯的古怪表情。
With such a sound of gently pitying laughter.
发出轻柔怜悯的笑声。
what a pity
多可惜啊
pity for
v. 怜悯某人
out of pity
出于同情;出于怜悯
have pity on
怜悯,同情
take pity on
怜悯,同情
adj.|commiserative/sympathetic;同情的;怜悯的
v.|warming/sympathizing;同情(pity的ing形式)
“pitying”是形容词,表示“表现出同情或怜悯的”,常用于描述对他人遭遇不幸时流露的情感态度。例如“a pitying smile”(同情的微笑)或“a pitying tone”(怜悯的语气),均强调对他人困境的体察与共情,但有时也隐含居高临下的疏离感。
牛津词典指出,该词源于古法语“pitié”(怜悯),词根可追溯至拉丁语“pietas”(虔诚、责任),后逐渐演变为包含情感共鸣的含义。剑桥词典补充说明,其使用场景多与被动观察相关,例如在文学作品中描述“pitying gaze”(怜悯的凝视),暗示观察者并未采取实际行动帮助受难者。
需注意语境差异:在亲密关系中过度使用该词可能被视为虚伪,但在正式文本(如心理学论文)中,它能精准描述非介入性情感反馈机制。柯林斯词典特别标注其副词形式“pityingly”多用于书面表达,如“She shook her head pityingly”(她怜悯地摇了摇头)。
参考来源
“pitying” 是形容词,表示“表现出同情的,怜悯的”。以下是详细解析:
如果需要更多例句或语境分析,可以查阅权威词典(如牛津词典)或语料库。
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