pitying

英 [ˈpɪtiɪŋ]

美 [ˈpɪtiɪŋ]

adj.  怜悯的，同情的(常带优越感)
v.  同情; 怜悯; 可怜
pity的现在分词

现在分词：pitying　

BNC.49518 / COCA.39371

牛津词典

adj.

• 怜悯的，同情的（常带优越感）
  showing pity for sb, often in a way that shows that you think you are better than them
  1. a pitying look/smile
     垂怜的眼神 / 微笑

柯林斯词典

• ADJ 表示同情（或怜悯、可怜）的
  Apityinglook shows that someone feels pity and perhaps slight contempt.
  1. She gave him a pitying look; that was the sort of excuse her father would use.
     她怜悯地看了他一眼，这类借口是她父亲会用的。

双语例句

• If you manage to hold your head high, your colleagues may quickly stop pitying you-pity being the most horrid thing to be at the receiving end of at work-and in time respect and like you more for it.
  如果你做得到昂首抬头，你的同事们很快就会不再对你感到怜悯怜悯是人们在工作中最不想得到的东西渐渐地还会为此更加尊敬和喜欢你。
• It was the first time I felt that how pitying someone.
  那个时候我是头一次替某人觉得可怜。
• To her annoyance, he gave her a pitying look.
  令她感到气恼的是，他怜悯地看了她一眼。
• Martin found himself pitying him he knew not why, though he was soon to learn.
  不知为什么，马丁已经怜悯起他来，不过他马上就明白了。
• I had been pitying myself for not having books to read.
  过去我曾叹惜过自己没书读。
• Angelica gave me a pitying smile.
  安吉莉卡同情地朝我笑了笑。
• His vacant face stared pitying at the postscript.
  他神色茫然，带些怜惜地盯着看那句附言。
• Already her person was buried; only the fair young head and the diadem of white roses around it were still visible to the pitying heavens; and, last of all, was visible one white marble arm.
  她身躯已被掩没，只有少女满是秀发的头和那玫瑰花冠任由怜悯的苍天俯视，最后就只剩下一只玉臂。
• The farmer was badly injured. Before he died, he said, I am rightly served for pitying a bad person!
  农夫受了致命的伤。临死之前，他说：我是活该，谁叫我可怜坏人了！
• A pitying observer threw his coat around her shoulders; let him perish without a pitying thought of ours wasted upon him-Thomas De Quincey.
  一个富有同情心的旁观者将自己的衣服披在了她的身上；听任他毁灭，不为我们在他身上的。