lament
英 [ləˈment]
美 [ləˈment]
- n. 挽歌;恸哭;悲痛之情
- vi. 哀悼;悲叹;悔恨
- vt. 哀悼;痛惜
- n. (Lament)人名;(葡)拉门特;(法)拉芒
将“lament”联想为“la ment”(“la”为感叹,强调情绪;“ment”类似于“mind”,指心情)。想象你心中充满悲伤,用感叹的方式表达对某事的不幸或遗憾,从而记忆“lament”意为哀悼、遗憾。
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lament 痛惜,惋惜,哀歌来自PIE*la,叹息,悲痛,拟声词,-ment,名词后缀。
- lament (v.)
- mid-15c., back-formation from lamentation or else from Middle French lamenter "to moan, bewail" (14c.) and directly from Latin lamentari, from lamentum (see lamentation). Related: Lamented; lamenting.
- lament (n.)
- 1590s, from Middle French lament and directly from Latin lamentum (see lamentation).
- 1. The children lament the death of their mother.
- 孩子们哀悼母亲的去世.
- 2. He composed a lament to the dead soldier.
- 他为那位阵亡的战士谱写了一首挽歌.
- 3. We lament ( over ) his death.
- 我们 哀悼 他的逝世.
- 4. Elizabeth warmed to her theme as the letter continued with her favourite lament.
- 随着这封信接下来进入到伊丽莎白最喜欢抱怨的内容,她开始奔向主题。
- 5. She spoke of the professional woman's lament that a woman's judgment is questioned more than a man's.
- 她谈到职业女性的悲哀:与男性相比,她们的判断力更易遭人质疑。