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sympathy英汉释义

n.(名词)
  1. [U] 同情(心) (capacity for) sharing the feelings of others; feeling of pity and sorrow for sb
  2. [P] 慰问; (感情上)的支持 feeling or expression of sorrow, approval, etc.

sympathy是什么意思

n. (名词)
  1. 赞同,同感,同意,共感,赞成
  2. 慰问,慰问电
  3. 同情(心),怜悯
  4. 吊唁,吊唁信
  5. 协调
  6. 【物】共振
  7. 【物】共鸣

sympathy自然拼读

sym·pa·thy

sIm p thi

sympathy变形

复数:sympathies

sympathy词根

词根:sympathy

adj.

sympathetic 同情的;交感神经的;共鸣的;赞同的;和谐的;合意的

adv.

sympathetically 悲怜地,怜悯地;富有同情心地

n.

sympathetic 交感神经;容易感受的人

sympathizer 同情者;支持者;交感患病的眼睛(等于sympathiser)

vi.

sympathize 同情,怜悯;支持

sympathise 同情;吊唁;共鸣(等于sympathize)

sympathy英英释义

noun

kind understanding and concern felt for others because they are having difficulty, suffering, or are experiencing sadness, grief, anger, or the like.I have great sympathy for these people who have lost their homes in the hurricane.She doesn't have any sympathy for people who are unemployed--she thinks it's their own fault.

expression of compassion, tenderness, or condolence, esp. for one in sorrow.I thanked my friends for their sympathy after the death of my mother.

agreement of feeling or emotion between persons or of one person towards another.Although we disagree on many things, we are in complete sympathy with regard to this issue.

a feeling or expression of approval for plans, causes, ideas, or the like.We always suspected that he had sympathy for the rebels' cause..

a relationship of persons or things in which whatever affects one affects the others similarly.As husband and wife, they were always in sympathy with each other.

adjective

performed or given out of feelings of sympathy.a sympathy gesturea sympathy card

sympathy词组

sympathy for对…表示同情

sympathy with赞同;对…同情

in sympathy with同情;赞成

sympathy区别

 pity, sympathy, compassion, mercy

这组词都有“同情、怜悯”的意思,其区别是:

pity指对弱者、不幸者所表示的怜惜之情。

sympathy普通常用词,含义广。指志趣、看法上的一致,也指感情相投,带有深深的恻隐之心的亲切之情。

compassion较正式较庄重用词,指对同等人的同情与理解,常含急切愿意帮忙的意味。

mercy侧重指对应受惩罚或地位卑下者的慈悲或怜悯。

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sympathy词源中文解释

1570年代,"某些事物之间的亲和力",源自法语 sympathie(16世纪)并直接源自晚期拉丁语 sympathia "共同的感受,同情",源自希腊语 sympatheia "同情,共同的感受",源自 sympathes "有共同感受,受到相似感受的影响",源自 syn- "一起"(见 syn-)+ pathos "感受"(源自 PIE 词根 *kwent(h)- "遭受")。

在英语中,起初几乎是一种神奇的概念; 用于指涂有伤口血迹的布料能治愈伤口的药物。意思"感受的一致性"可追溯至1590年代; "共情,同情"的意义首次可考证于1600年左右。古英语对 sympathy 的借译是 efensargung。

sympathy_医学行业词汇

同情,同情心:分担别人的思想、感情及经历,参见empathy

感应:身体某一部分的紊乱或疾病对其他器官产生的影响

共感:可互相影响的存在于心身之间的相互关系

同感〔作用〕:一个体对另一个体产生影响,或某人接受另一人的影响。如见于催眠状态。打呵欠及癔病症状的传递

sympathy词源英文解释

Latin sympathia, from Greek sympatheia, from sympathēs having common feelings, sympathetic, from syn- + pathos feelings, emotion, experience — more at pathos

The first known use of sympathy was in 1579

sympathy儿童词典英英释义

symptomnoun

a change in a living thing that indicates the presence of a disease or other physical disorderespecially: one (as a headache) that can be felt or sensed only by the individual affected

something that shows that something else exists : indication

symptomaticadjective

being a symptom (as of disease)

an itchy skin rash is symptomatic of poison ivy

concerned with, affecting, or having symptoms

a symptomatic patient

showing a quality or identity : characteristic

symptomnoun

a change in a living thing that indicates the presence of a disease or other physical disorderespecially: one (as a headache) that can be felt or sensed only by the individual affected

something that shows that something else exists : indication

symposiumnoun

a group meeting at which there are several speeches and often a group discussion

a collection of opinions on a subject

symposiumnoun

a group meeting at which there are several speeches and often a group discussion

a collection of opinions on a subject

symposiumnoun

a group meeting at which there are several speeches and often a group discussion

a collection of opinions on a subject

symphonynoun

harmonious arrangement (as of sound or color)

a symphony of sounds in the forest

a usually long musical composition for a full orchestra

symphony orchestra

symphonynoun

harmonious arrangement (as of sound or color)

a symphony of sounds in the forest

a usually long musical composition for a full orchestra

symphony orchestra

symphonicadjective

harmonious sense 1

of, relating to, or having the form of a symphony or symphony orchestra

sympathynoun

a relationship between persons or things in which whatever affects one also affects the other

the readiness to think or feel alike that makes for a common bond

readiness to favor or support

the act of or capacity for entering into or sharing the feelings or interests of another

a showing of sorrow for another's loss, grief, or misfortune

sympathy医学词典英英释义

sympathynoun

an affinity, association, or relationship between persons or things wherein whatever affects one similarly affects the other

mutual or parallel susceptibility or a condition brought about by it

the act or capacity of entering into or sharing the feelings or interests of another

the feeling or mental state brought about by such sensitivity

sympathy 例句

1 He was hoping a little sympathy might get him the cart.

2 Truly high-level artificing such as sympathy clocks or gear- wins were still beyond my reach, but I knew that it was just a matter of time.

3 There was much commiseration for her as she was removed, and much sympathy with her father.

在那姑娘被扶出去的时候,许多人都表示怜惜, 也对她的父亲深表同情.

4 And then the two of us just stood there until finally Celia dropped her shoulders and looked at me with sympathy.

5 Please convey our heartfelt sympathy to the bereaved.

请代向逝者家属表示慰问.

6 Mami had no sympathy as she shook me awake this morning.

7 They sent me a letter of sympathy.

他们寄给我一封慰问信。

8 Share prices slipped in sympathy with the German market.

受德国市场影响,股票价格出现下跌。

9 “I’m so very sorry this should have happened. You have all my sympathy. However, once the inquest is over you must both forget all about it.”

10 I turned toward Fig for sympathy, but he remained in a tight ball on my bed.

11 The sky, as if in sympathy with the great changes among them, was different today and so misty that in some places the hot air seemed white.

12 Desmond eyed her anguished face with sympathy.

看着她痛苦的脸,德斯蒙德觉得理解.

13 She had fallen behind; it was beginning to look as if she’d hit an obstacle, or had fallen out of sympathy with the instrument.

14 I felt a sympathy and protectiveness for my brother I’d never felt before.

15 Albus Dumbledore was never proud or vain; he could find something to value in anyone, however apparently insignificant or wretched, and I believe that his early losses endowed him with great humanity and sympathy.

16 You have my deep sympathy at this time of bereavement.

在这居丧的时刻我向您表示真诚的慰问.

17 “How can you have any sympathy for the Allens?” he asked.

18 to express/feel sympathy for sb

向某人表示体恤;对某人感到同情

19 His sympathy, he realized, had shifted into something else, a different feeling altogether.

20 Minor deviations earned her little frowns on wise brows, or a degree of frostiness and withdrawal of sympathy.

sympathy 同义词

1 意气相投

congenial close-knit

2 共感

empathy empathize

7 融和

harmony blend

8 声援

root in sympathy

15 慰唁

condolence

20 同情心

heart empathy

26 志同道合

close-knit

28 悼慰

sympathize

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