commiserate
常考释义
1.[i][t]~ (with sb) (on/about/for/over sth).+ speech同情；怜悯to show sb sympathy when they are upset or disappointed about sth
She commiserated with the losers on their defeat.她对失败的一方表示同情。
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。
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。
"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。”
commiserate with him after he got fired .
我对他被解雇表示同情。
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。
Also, the budget is negotiable, commiserate with the quality of the artist.
另外，预算是转让，与艺术家的质量同情。
When you see such group of children, won't you commiserate?
当你看到这样的一群孩子？
I commiserate with my friend after he got fired due to his frequent slips in the business .
我对我的朋友因商务活动多次失误而被解雇表示同情。
Oh, I could commiserate about bad backs.
我对这些也有怜悯心。
Jim is also unhappily married and you begin to commiserate.
吉米也对婚姻不满意，而你开始同情他了。
Call a friend who will commiserate, make you laugh, and remind you of just how capable you are at so many things.
打电话给一位会怜悯你，让你大笑，提醒你在许多事情上是多么有能力的朋友。
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