sympathised

同情

常用释义

vi. 同情；理解；赞同（sympathise 的过去式和过去分词形式）

例句

But, she notes, he might have sympathised with her over one big problem: the surprising difficulty of changing medical routine.

然而，她说过，Semmelweis在这个大问题看法应该和她一样：要改变医药程序得面临着惊人的困难。

He seemed to notice that she listened and rather sympathised with him, and from now on he talked mostly to her.

他似乎注意到了她在听他说话，而且很赞赏他的观点，于是从这以后他说话多半是对着她说的。

At the time of Vietnam, many student radicals not only opposed the war but sympathised with the enemy.

在越战时期，许多学生激进分子不只反对战争，同时还同情敌方。

He said he sympathised with the FARC.

这位副手曾说过他很同情FARC。

Carrie rather sympathised with his efforts and thought nothing upon her lack of entertainment such as she had enjoyed in Chicago.

嘉莉很同情他的努力，也不去想自己缺少的在芝加哥时所享受的那种娱乐生活。

Prime Minister Gordon Brown said he sympathised with those affected by the situation but stressed that safety must come first.

首相布朗说，他同情受此情况影响的人，但他强调，安全必须放在首位。

Apparently the Bride really sympathised with Lee, and agreed it was an outdated custom.

显然，新娘真的同情李，并同意这是一个过时的习俗。

The generals were inclined to side with the president, one of their own, and the more junior officers sympathised with the demonstrators.

将军们倾向于支持自己的总统，而较低级的官员则同情示威者。

Archer winced at the joining of the names, and then, with a quick readjustment, understood, sympathised and pitied.

阿切尔对这两个名字联在一起感到一阵本能的畏缩；接着，经过迅速调整，继而又产生了理解、同情与怜悯。

The other farmers sympathised in principle, but they did not at first give him much help.

其他庄园主基本上同情他，但起先并没有给他太多的帮助。