1.怜悯;同情,哀悼
1.to express sympathy to someone who is unhappy about something
1.He turned a commiserating glance on Balashov, and as soon as he would have made some observation, he hurriedly interrupted him again.
他遗憾地盯了一眼巴拉瑟夫，巴拉瑟夫刚要说点什么，他又急忙打断了他。
2.You will not be buried among us, " and forget those praising a Jewish lover or commiserating with an enemy soldier. "
他苦恼的是有些人只会回忆起像“去吧！你不会被埋葬在我们身边，”这样的诗句，而忘记了那些赞扬犹太爱人或者怜悯敌军士兵的诗词。
3.Avoid your coworkers that are constantly commiserating at the water cooler.
避免你的同事经常同情的是在水冷却器。
4.My mother. I was commiserating with her about Dad's retirement.
我母亲。我们都对父亲的退休表示同情。
5.It is marked by people who have not found love dressing in dark colours and commiserating over meals of black food.
在这一天，尚未找到心上人的单身人士通例会穿上深色时装。
6.God is commiserating me in fact, it is sad for me?
其实上帝在怜悯，在为我而感到哀伤？