sadder

英 [ˈsædə]

美 [ˈsædər]

adj.  悲哀的; 难过的; 显得悲哀的; 令人悲哀的; 让人难过的; 让人无法接受的; 该受责备(或批评)的
sad的比较级

双语例句

• The study participants also said that the people who were sleep-deprived looked sadder because they looked tired.
  观察者们还表示，缺乏睡眠的志愿者让人觉得很悲伤，因为他们看起来很累。
• It seemed even sadder, in retrospect, beside the bustle and prosperity of atlanta.
  跟亚特兰大这繁荣热闹场面的对比下，想起来就更叫人伤心了。
• What sadder reflection on all that we have become in this new and puzzling time?
  还有什么更为可悲地表明我们在这个令人困惑的新时代所感受到的惶恐之情呢？
• And when Roosevelt won an unprecedented third term, the Buffetts were sadder still.
  而当罗斯福前所未有地赢下第三个任期时，巴菲特一家更伤心了。
• Sad October and her sadder self seemed the only two existences haunting that lane.
  出现在那条小路上的似乎只有两个实体，就是悲伤的十月和更加悲伤的她自己。
• I think there is nothing sadder than watching a grown man listen to Eminem or Snoop Dogg in his car.
  我想再没有比看到一个成年人在车里听埃米纳姆或是斯努普·多格的音乐更让人难过的事了。
• Much sadder than the English words.
  比英语要忧伤多了。
• 'No doubt they are dead,'she thought, and felt* sadder and* lonelier for the thought.
  毫无疑问他们都死了，她越想越感到伤心和孤单。
• Six years and a housing-cum-credit bubble later, chairman Bernanke must be sadder and wiser.
  时隔6年，美国经历了房地产和信贷泡沫破裂后，伯南克肯定更哀伤，也更明智了。
• I'm sad, but there are tons of people sadder than me;
  我感到忧伤，但还有成千上万的人比我更忧伤；