commiserate

UK:  [kə'mɪzəreɪt]

US:  [kə'mɪzə.reɪt]

第三人称单数：commiserates  现在分词：commiserating  过去式：commiserated  

v.

1.怜悯;同情,哀悼

2.表示同情,深表同情;为…感到遗憾

1 . Martha's friends all came over to her house to commiserate over being laid off at the company.
玛莎的朋友都来她家，对她被公司解雇表达安慰之意。

2 . To celebrate who she was and what she did rather than commiserate about how she died.
赞美她是谁，她的所作所为，而不是怜悯她是怎么死的。

3 . "I commiserate you, " said he, "for your misfortune; for indeed she is a good woman, and very amiable. "
“对你的不幸我深表同情，”他说，“因为她的确是一位好女人，非常温柔可爱。”

4 . commiserate with him after he got fired .
我对他被解雇表示同情。

5 . A shared memory has to be updated rigorously, timely, and accurately -- a problem that many corporations can commiserate with.
共享的内存必须严格、实时、准确地更新――很多公司对此都深有感触。