sympathise
英 ['sɪmpəθaɪz] 美 ['sɪmpəˌθaɪz]

vi.

同情，支持；

英英释义

sympathise[ 'simpəθaiz ]

• v.
  • share the feelings of; understand the sentiments of

    同义词：sympathize

  • to feel or express sympathy or compassion

    同义词：commiseratesympathize

  • be understanding of

    同义词：sympathizeempathizeempathiseunderstand

双语例句

用作不及物动词(vi.)

1. If our friend has been injured, we readily sympathise with his resentment, and grow angry with the very person with whom he is angry.
   如果我们的朋友受到伤害，我们自然会深深同情他的恼怒，对任何惹他生气的人感到气愤。
2. Many people might sympathise with those driven to commit this particular form of homicide.
   很多人可能会同情那些被迫做了这种特殊形式杀人的犯罪者。

权威例句

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