sympathized

英 [ˈsɪmpəθaɪzd]

美 [ˈsɪmpəθaɪzd]

v.  同情; 赞同; 支持
sympathize的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

in BRIT, also use 英国英语亦用 sympathise


• VERB 同情
  If yousympathizewith someone who is in a bad situation, you show that you are sorry for them.
  1. I must tell you how much I sympathize with you for your loss, Professor...
     教授，我对您遭受的损失深表同情。
  2. He would sympathize but he wouldn't understand.
     他可能会表示同情，但不会理解。
• VERB 理解;体谅
  If yousympathize withsomeone's feelings, you understand them and are not critical of them.
  1. Some Europeans sympathize with the Americans over the issue...
     一些欧洲人在该问题上对美国人表示理解。
  2. He liked Max, and sympathized with his ambitions.
     他喜欢马克思，而且认同他的志向。
• VERB 赞同;支持
  If yousympathize witha proposal or action, you approve of it and are willing to support it.
  1. Most of the people living there sympathized with the guerrillas.
     住在那里的大多数人支持游击队。

双语例句

• He could see that Marco sympathized with his confused father.
  他看得出，马科很同情他这个茫然若失的父亲。
• Many romantic young couples have sympathized with his choice.
  许多崇尚浪漫的年轻情侣们纷纷表示支持他的选择。
• He deeply sympathized with the ideals of the French Revolution.
  他的音乐反映了他激荡的思想感情、他的痛苦和欢乐。他非常赞同法国大革命的理想。
• The smile comprehended Montenegro's troubled history and sympathized with the brave struggles of the Montenegrin people.
  这一笑表示他了解门的内哥罗动乱的历史，并且同情门的内哥罗人民的英勇斗争。
• Most of the people living there sympathized with the guerrillas.
  住在那里的大多数人支持游击队。
• She sympathized with these poor people because of the way she herself had suffered.
  她同情这些穷人，因为她自己受过苦。
• His speech sympathized with the audiences.
  他的演讲让观众共鸣。
• Those who thus sympathized with the order and contributed to its support, formed the lay element in Buddhism.
  因此，这些谁同情秩序和贡献的支持，形成奠定元素的佛教。
• He said last week that he sympathized with her feelings but the US troops can not be pulled back.
  布什上周曾表示，他对希恩的遭遇表示同情，但美军不会撤离伊拉克。
• When seeing the naughty child, the teacher sympathized to his mother.
  当看到那个淘气的孩子时，老师对他的母亲表示很同情。