laments信息详情
n.(Lament)人名；(葡)拉门特；(法)拉芒
vi.哀悼；悲叹；悔恨
n.挽歌；恸哭；悲痛之情
vt.哀悼；痛惜
aments───n.智力缺陷者；柔夷花序
lament───n.挽歌；恸哭；悲痛之情；vi.哀悼；悲叹；悔恨；vt.哀悼；痛惜；n.(Lament)人名；(葡)拉门特；(法)拉芒
loments───n.[植]节荚
filaments───n.[植]花丝；细丝（filament的复数）；[电子]灯丝；电加热丝
lavements───n.灌洗
ligaments───n.[解剖]韧带（ligament的复数）
Clements───n.克莱门茨（美国生态学家）
aliments───n.滋养品；食物；vt.向…提供营养物
elements───n.基础；原理
Hip-hop is an indication of the conditions in impoverished areas as bluesman Robert Johnson's laments in the 1930s.───布鲁斯歌手罗伯特·约翰逊在20世纪30年代哀叹的那样，嘻哈音乐是贫困地区状况的象征。
He laments that people in Villa El Salvador are suspicious of the police.───他感到遗憾的是埃尔萨尔瓦多城的人们不信任警察。
In the poem he laments the destruction of the countryside.───在那首诗里他对乡村遭到的破坏流露出悲哀。
"He is still paying for the mistakes he made when he was first elected, " laments one senior party figure.───一位资深党内人士叹息道，“他一直在为自己第一次选举时所犯下的错误付出代价”。
"No one knows what will happen to us, " laments Shamin Khan, one of a few hundred residents of camping besides the ruins.───“没人知道会发生什么事”ShaminKhan哀叹道。在Sultanwas有几百名居民露宿在废墟旁，ShaminKhan是其中一员。
One of those things that's intriguing about Psalm 39 and Psalm 126 is all the laments, Solomon's laments, are prayers.───有件引人注意的事是：诗篇39和126都属于哀歌，而所有的哀歌，包括所罗门的哀歌实际上都是诗人的祷告。
The economist who laments the hardships of the poor, allows himself to grow rich upon the sale of his book.───经济学家痛心疾首的描写穷人的困苦生活，却靠了书的销路发大财。
As party literature laments, however, this is often far less about love for the Communist cause than it is about burnishing credentials.───然而，党的印刷品抱怨说，这些成员对于打磨自己履历的兴趣往往多过对共产主义事业的热爱。
As one top Wall Streeter laments, "We are all trying to put the compensation genie back in the bottle. "───一位资深华尔街人士哀叹道：“我们都在试图把薪酬魔鬼重新放回瓶子里。”
In the poem he laments the destruction of the countryside.
This Singaporean statesman laments that many political and other troubles have hampered Philippine economic progress.
He laments that people in Villa El Salvador are suspicious of the police.
A woman laments that, having spent her adolescence in the camps, she was denied her teen-age years.
As McKinsey laments, given half a chance they revert to old habits.
With prize money declining, he laments that most of the time jump jockeys risk their necks for ￡150.
Humphys' book laments the growth of "cliched, dumbed-down, inflated and bogus management-speak" which he says now passes for English.
In the book, Chatwin laments the disappearance of a hardcover notebook, bound in oilcloth, called a moleskine.
And, at one point in time, he laments the end of the old Latin world and the B.C. world, when people could have these child slaves.