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 can shade one's outlook on the whole that the world is a sadder place.
  这些都会从整体上塑造一个人的价值观，使他认为世界是一个悲伤之地。
• Suburbia is a sadder place than of yore.
  郊区比昔日更为糟糕。
• 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。
• Consequently, come winter, we become sadder and sleepier.
  因此，冬天到了，我们就会感到更悲伤，更加嗜睡。
• As the years go on, I grow both wiser and sadder.
  随着岁月的流逝我变得既聪明又忧伤。
• Surely, he would have been a sadder child if they had.
  如果他们真这样对他，他无疑是个不幸的孩子。
• The complete failure of his foolish investment in land left him sadder but wiser.
  他那愚蠢的地产投资的彻底失败使他吃一堑，长一智。
• A sadder man but wiser now, I sing these words to you.
  伤心的人现在清醒了，我为你们唱这个故事吧。
• 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。