• adj. 悲慘的；痛苦的；卑鄙的

來自拉丁語miser,可憐的，可悲的，悲慘的。

miserable (adj.)

early 15c., "full of misery, causing wretchedness" (of conditions), from Old French miserable "prone to pity, merciful," and directly from Latin miserabilis "pitiable, miserable, deplorable, lamentable," from miserari "to pity, lament, deplore," from miser "wretched" (see miser). Of persons, "existing in a state of misery" it is attested from 1520s.

1. Miserable, and unexpectedly lonely, she went in search of Jean-Paul.

內(nèi)心痛苦、突感寂寞的她去尋找瓊－保羅。

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2. There was nothing at all in this miserable place to distract him.

這個鬼地方根本沒有什么東西可以讓他分心。

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3. Our speed over the ground was a miserable 2.2 knots.

我們在接近地面時的航速僅為2.2節(jié)。

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4. Sheila was looking miserable.

希拉看上去愁眉苦臉的。

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5. They ended by making themselves miserable.

結(jié)果是他們自找苦頭。

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