adj. pitiful ; commiserative ; well-disposed
儒家和道家都强调同情的重要性。
Confucianism and Taoism both stress the importance of compassion.
皮诺曹站在他面前,一字一句地讲他那令人同情的故事。
Pinocchio, standing before him, told his pitiful tale, word by word.
简而言之,我们的大脑进化出了让我们体验同情的回路,这反过来又使文明和基于同情的伦理成为可能。
In short, our brain evolved circuits to allow us to experience sympathy, which in turn made civilization, and ethics based on sympathy, possible.
In "Easter, 1916" I talked about Yeats's partial, complicated identification with the suffering martyrs of that poem.
在《1916年复活节》我谈到叶芝,对受难的殉道者的同情和偏向。
And Mars has this sort of human, flabby torso that's not-- it's sympathetic, but it's a different portrayal of war.
马尔斯看起来像一个普通人,略微虚胖,这一点让人同情,但这是对战争的不同描写
They're more like propositions, like speculations, that we're asked to test through empathic identification with, in this case, the poem's subject, Leda.
它们更像观点,像推测,而不是问题,叶芝问这些问题,以同情的口吻关注着,此诗的主题,丽达。
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