1.悲悼,痛惜
2.悔恨
1.to dislike something very much, often because you think it is immoral
1.Enrico Letta of the Democratic Party of the Left said the violence must be deplored.
意大利左翼民主党的恩里科·莱塔说，这次暴力活动一定要受谴责。
2.Worse still, a year ago in Madagascar the AU deplored a coup and loudly insisted that the power-grabber should stand aside.
更糟糕的是，一年以前，非盟对马达加斯加的政变表示强烈谴责，并且大肆宣称夺权者应该滚一边去。
3.If the opposition deplored the "absence of a framework to sustain economic growth" , you might take it with a pinch of salt.
如果是反对派指责他们“缺少使经济持续增长的框架计划”，你可能觉得是落井下石；
4.A speech on June 13th on "responsibility" , in which he deplored its absence among some bankers and welfare claimants, was a start.
在六月十三日的主题为“责任”的演说中，他表达了对银行家和福利诉求者们缺乏责任感的遗憾之情——这是某种开始。
5.The fact that certain information was withheld is to be deplored.
某些信息未能公开的事实应当受到谴责。
6.Some supporters of the president-elect deplored his inviting Pastor Warren because he opposes same-sex marriage and abortion rights.
奥巴马的有些支持者对他邀请沃伦牧师感到遗憾，因为沃伦牧师反对同性恋婚姻，并反对堕胎。
7.Spreading false rumours with the intention of manipulating share prices is to be deplored .
散步谣言以操控股价是要被谴责的。
8.The President deplored the deaths in the ship explosion.
总统对在轮船爆炸中死亡者深表悲痛。
9.Human rights groups deplored conditions there, and critics contend it has damaged America's moral standing abroad.
人权组织对那里的状况表示震惊，批评者认为拘留中心损害了美国在海外的道德形像。
10.Many Italians marching towards Piazza San Giovanni deplored the violence, with some taking shelter in hotels and bars along the route.
向圣乔万尼广场方向游行的许多意大利人谴责暴力活动，一些人躲进了沿途的旅店和酒吧。