
好词典

源自拉丁语 'lamentum',意为哀悼或悲伤,后经古法语 'lamenter' 进入英语。
❶ 表达悲伤或遗憾,通常通过言语、歌曲或行为来哀悼某人或某事。常用于正式或文学语境中。
“She lamented the loss of her childhood home.”
(她哀叹失去了童年的家。)
“The poet lamented the passing of time in his verses.”
(诗人在他的诗句中哀叹时光的流逝。)
❶ 表达悲伤或遗憾的歌曲、诗歌或陈述,通常用于哀悼或纪念某人或某事。
“The funeral was filled with laments for the deceased.”
(葬礼上充满了对逝者的哀悼。)
“He wrote a lament for his fallen comrades.”
(他为逝去的战友写了一首挽歌。)
lament over — 对某事表达悲伤或遗憾,通常带有强烈的感情色彩。
“She lamented over the mistakes she had made in the past.”
(她为自己过去犯下的错误感到痛心。)
lament the fact that — 对某个事实或情况表示遗憾或悲伤。
“He lamented the fact that he had never traveled abroad.”
(他为自己从未出国旅行感到遗憾。)