sadder

英 [ˈsædə]

美 [ˈsædər]

adj.  悲哀的; 难过的; 显得悲哀的; 令人悲哀的; 让人难过的; 让人无法接受的; 该受责备(或批评)的
sad的比较级

双语例句

• Surely, he would have been a sadder child if they had.
  如果他们真这样对他，他无疑是个不幸的孩子。
• It seemed even sadder, in retrospect, beside the bustle and prosperity of atlanta.
  跟亚特兰大这繁荣热闹场面的对比下，想起来就更叫人伤心了。
• Sadder yet, there were many problems with our only English teacher's pronunciation!
  更可悲的是，我们仅有的英语教师的发音还有很多问题！
• After some days my arm began to get better, but I became sadder and angrier than before.
  几天后我的胳膊开始好起来，但我比以前更伤心、更愤怒了。
• There's nothing sadder to see than a picture of children who are all skin and bones.
  没有什么比看到一张照片上全是皮包骨的孩子们而更难过的事情了。
• Six years and a housing-cum-credit bubble later, chairman Bernanke must be sadder and wiser.
  时隔6年，美国经历了房地产和信贷泡沫破裂后，伯南克肯定更哀伤，也更明智了。
• The beggar is looking at him with a sadder face.
  这乞讨者向他露出一脸悲伤。
• Consequently, come winter, we become sadder and sleepier.
  因此，冬天到了，我们就会感到更悲伤，更加嗜睡。
• Much sadder than the English words.
  比英语要忧伤多了。
• It can shade one's outlook on the whole that the world is a sadder place.
  这些都会从整体上塑造一个人的价值观，使他认为世界是一个悲伤之地。