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121 Selbstmitleid
nself-pity -
122 Sie dauern mich.
I pity them. -
123 Sie dauert mich.
I pity her. -
124 Sie hatte Mitleid mit ihm.
She had pity on him. -
125 Und das wäre ein Jammer.
And that would be a pity. -
126 Wie schade!
1. What a bummer! Am. coll.2. What a pity!3. What a shame! Am. -
127 dauern
- {to endure} chịu đựng, cam chịu, chịu được, kéo dài, tồn tại - {to last} giữ lâu bền, để lâu, đủ cho dùng - {to pity} thương hại, thương xót, động lòng trắc ẩn đối với - {to take (took,taken) cầm, nắm, giữ, bắt, chiếm, lấy, lấy đi, lấy ra, rút ra, trích ra, mang, mang theo, đem, đem theo, đưa, dẫn, dắt, đi, theo, thuê, mướn, mua, ăn, uống, dùng, ghi, chép, chụp, làm, thực hiện, thi hành - lợi dụng, bị, mắc, nhiễm, coi như, cho là, xem như, lấy làm, hiểu là, cảm thấy, đòi hỏi, cần có, yêu cầu, phải, chịu, tiếp, nhận, được, đoạt, thu được, chứa được, đựng, mua thường xuyên, mua dài hạn, quyến rũ - hấp dẫn, lôi cuốn, vượt qua, đi tới, nhảy vào, trốn tránh ở, bén, ngấm, có hiệu lực, ăn ảnh, thành công, được ưa thích = es wird sehr lange dauern {it will take a good long time}+ = es wird nicht lange dauern {it will not take long}+ -
128 bedauern
- {to bewail} than phiền, than vãn, khóc than, thương tiếc - {to commiserate} thương hại, thương xót, ái ngại, động lòng trắc ẩn - {to deplore} phàn nàn về, lấy làm tiếc về, lấy làm ân hận về, thương, xót xa - {to pity} động lòng trắc ẩn đối với - {to regret} hối tiếc, tiếc
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pity — pity·ing; pity; pity·ing·ly; … English syllables
