bemoaning

英 [bɪˈməʊnɪŋ]

美 [bɪˈmoʊnɪŋ]

v.  哀怨; 悲叹
bemoan的现在分词

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。

双语例句

• I remember white South African liberals bemoaning apartheid while the maid served supper.
  我想起那些一边享用女佣端上的晚餐，一边抱怨种族隔离的南非白人自由派人士。
• The subprime mortgage market was showing signs of strain and three separate commissions were bemoaning a loss of US competitiveness in financial services.
  次贷市场显出紧张的迹象，三大委员会无不感叹美国在金融服务业的竞争力下降。
• Over the years there have been many great articles extolling the virtues of CSS based design and bemoaning table based design.
  多年以来，许多优秀的文章都在赞美着基于CSS设计的优越，哀叹着基于表格设计的没落。
• A typical talk on BBC's Radio Three might start by bemoaning the consumer society, with its passion for shopping and the rush to make pointless purchases.
  英国广播公司（BBC）广播3台的一个典型谈话节目，可能会以对消费者社会的哀叹拉开序幕，谈论人们的购物激情以及匆忙进行那些毫无意义的购买。
• However, if you spend your entire week bemoaning the time you're at work and yearning for the end of the week, you may need to get a new job sooner than you'd like.
  然而，如果你整周都在抱怨工作，憧憬着周末的时光，那你可能需要去找一份新的工作，比你预想的还要早。
• I'm not alone in bemoaning the passage of these cultural artifacts.
  我不是唯一悲叹这些文化产物没落的人。
• Researchers at universities are always bemoaning their lack of funds.
  大学里的研究员总是抱怨资金不足。
• In Bali the first group of foreign artists and intellectuals to arrive, in the 1920s, started bemoaning the loss of paradise, and every group since has been bemoaning it in much the same terms for more than 70 years now.
  20世纪20年代，第一批来到巴厘岛的艺术家和知识分子，开始哀叹天堂的失落，而自那以后，来的每一批人都在发出几乎相同的哀叹，至今已有70多年了。
• There's a long tradition of bemoaning Americans'inadequacy in foreign languages.
  实际上，美国人的外语不足是一个漫长的传统。
• She listened to him playing adagio, bemoaning the ghastly deaths and rejoicing over the miraculous survivals.
  他演奏慢板乐章，哀悼死亡的疯狂，祝颂幸存者奇迹似的命运。