ruth

英 [ruːθ]

美 [ruθ]

n.  怜悯，悲哀

BNC.2728

英英释义

noun

• a feeling of sympathy and sorrow for the misfortunes of others
  1. the blind are too often objects of pity
  Synonym:commiserationpitypathos

双语例句

• She's called ruth. she's a linguist.
  她叫茹丝，是个语言学家。
• My good friend Ruth and I both worked in the kitchen of the dining hall at school.
  我的好朋友露丝和我都在厨房里工作的食堂在学校。
• When I became President, Billy and Ruth Graham visited Hillary and me in the White House residence.
  我当上总统后，葛培理和露丝来白宫官邸看望我和希拉里。
• "No, I am a fervent animal lover," replied Ruth.
  “不，我对小动物有着强烈的爱。”鲁思回答。
• I didn't speak to Ruth herself, just her secretary.
  我没有和鲁思本人谈话，只是和她的秘书谈了。
• Jack got up the nerve to ask Ruth to dance with him.
  杰克鼓足勇气请露丝和他跳舞。
• Although Ruth felt shy about asking Boaz to look after herself and Naomi, she agreed.
  尽管鲁思对请求波阿斯照顾自己和内奥米感到害羞，但她还是同意了。
• Ruth grinned at him as she waved goodbye.
  露丝向他咧嘴笑着，挥手告别。
• Tom and Ruth arrived, riding tandem.
  汤姆和露丝一前一后骑着车来了。
• My best regards to you and Ruth.
  谨向您和鲁思问候。