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adjectivesaddest, sadder sadsæd 1Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy. 悲伤的，伤心的；难过的；显露悲伤的 我伤心抑郁。 they looked at her with sad, anxious faces 他们满脸忧伤而又担心地看着她。 Example sentencesExamples - The blue fish was right next to him, and he seemed kinda sad and depressed, so I bought him, too.
- She cast a sad momentary glance around the room then stood up to retrieve her coat.
- The sad depressing reality of it all is that it's far worse than it sounds.
- So if you're ever depressed, sad or lonely, go and have yourself some clear soup and get real with Dr. Phil.
- As I saw him off at the airport, I was at once proud of him, sad and anxious - he was my little brother.
- His son had been killed and he was a sad broken old man with a terrible tale to tell.
- Every time I felt unhappy and sad I just ate what I wanted and made myself sick.
- So, to think about if for very long is quite overwhelming, upsetting and very sad.
- This may sound horribly sad and depressing to all you free teens but in fact I liked the quiet life.
- Her sad blue eyes immediately started to sparkle at the mention of the man she loved.
- Maybe it is just a character study of a sad, desperate man and his sad depressing life.
- The last twenty years of Plumb's life were increasingly sad, lonely and unhappy.
- I can feel depressed and sad enough just knowing about tragedy in a generalized sense.
- For a few it is a constant companion, shading even the brightest of days, rendering them sad and melancholy.
- A sad guy in a blue parka shakes his head and pushes a folded bill across the counter.
- There was a sad, almost tearful glimmer in the older man's eyes I couldn't make out.
- Christmas can be a sad and depressing time for many of us who will be spending it alone.
- It's sad and depressing, and I don't want it to become merely taken for granted and unremarked.
- A year ago I arrived at her door sad, depressed, suicidal, and tormented by my demons.
Synonyms unhappy, sorrowful, dejected, regretful, depressed, downcast, miserable, downhearted, down, despondent, despairing, disconsolate, out of sorts, desolate, bowed down, wretched, glum, gloomy, doleful, dismal, blue, melancholy, melancholic, low-spirited, mournful, woeful, woebegone, forlorn, crestfallen, broken-hearted, heartbroken, inconsolable, grief-stricken informal down in the mouth, down in the dumps - 1.1 Causing or characterized by sorrow or regret; unfortunate and regrettable.
可悲的；令人难过的；不幸的；十分糟糕的；令人遗憾的 he told her the sad story of his life 他把他生活中的不幸遭遇告诉她。 对于我们大家来说都是非常糟糕的一天。 Example sentencesExamples - It is a sad story and ironic in a way because so many French couples don't want children.
- Anyone tempted to think this is a sad story of dependence would be wrong.
- Two nights out with two of my oldest friends, each with a different and sad story about life in London in 2003.
- Her biography of Nietzsche is a double hagiography, comic and almost sad in its reflection of her own will to power.
- It is a sad reflection on our societies that we have to escape from reality in these ways.
- The story is a sad indictment of the values now perhaps inevitably prevailing in the entertainment business.
- A sad and unfortunate chain of events last night has rendered my computer useless.
- It seems to be the sad story of most weekends that the weather turns to windy.
- The whole sad story indicates how badly the police force has dealt with the concerns of women.
- Here in Toronto we have our own sad and terrifying story of inaction in the face of murder.
- It is a sad and extraordinary story, and one that needed to be told.
- But it will be a sad reflection on his stewardship of Scotland's first administration.
- The problem is that what the challenger had to say and do to be elected is a sad reflection of American politics today.
- The fifth column this week is a sad reflection of what journalism has come to.
- These are not romantic, but sad stories in the annals of immigrant experiences.
- Why then should we close the pubs because of one sad and unfortunate accident in Bradshawgate?
- The woman who helped my mother was in a very sad situation, unfortunately not uncommon at the time.
- I watch coverage of both sad stories with resignation and with great sorrow for the suffering.
- In his autobiography Russell reports this sad interlude with agonized regret.
- There was a kind of sad regret in her voice despite the practicality of her words, and her eyes betrayed what she was saying.
- I think it is a sad reflection on society that teenage girls can get pregnant.
Synonyms tragic, unhappy, unfortunate, awful, sorrowful, miserable, cheerless, wretched, sorry, pitiful, pitiable, grievous, traumatic, upsetting, depressing, distressing, dispiriting, heartbreaking, heart-rending, agonizing, harrowing rare distressful unfortunate, regrettable, sorry, wretched, deplorable, lamentable, pitiful, pitiable, pathetic, shameful, disgraceful
2informal Pathetically inadequate or unfashionable. 〈非正式〉老土的，守旧的 the show is tongue-in-cheek—anyone who takes it seriously is a bit sad Example sentencesExamples - It is a sad and pathetic world outlook that we are hearing from the National Party.
- Well, if you want to know how sad and pathetic a scene it was, you can get the same feeling here.
- It's a sad and pathetic conclusion but I see no evidence that suggests any different.
- There's no shame in being on your own, but eating that sort of rubbish - now that is sad.
- I now feel sad and inadequate that I don't have enough bookmarks to make filing and indexing them an issue.
- John Sweeney has attempted a sad little smear against his foe which rebounded in terrible fashion on him.
- The sad thing about finishing second at the Masters is that you are so easily forgotten
- I think there a couple of pretty sad, tatty tapes from rehearsals at our parents' place.
- The women defending the practice of underage sex seem terribly sad to me.
- I'm sure that I'm sounding like either a pathetic lovelorn teenager or a sad bitter queen.
- Even if you are very successful in other areas, your poor sad mind is not being given a chance to be free.
- It could be cool, or on the other hand, it could be incredibly sad and pathetic.
- I'd just go back to my hotel and eat a sad grilled cheese sandwich and watch something depressing on television.
- A goal by senior player Tony Scroope after just 90 seconds proved a sad indicator of the mismatch.
- Food shopping as I've said before is one of the highlights of my pathetically sad week.
- I'm now in the sad position of not having a pair of pants left that don't require a degree of cinching under my belt.
- It's sad that they leave rubbish behind and equally sad that the resources of the council have to be deployed to clear it up.
- Human nature and its failings are given a crude inspection, at times becoming a sad, pathetic spectacle.
- It is no art, just a sad, quite sad, attempt at craft, clever and crude, for commerce.
Synonyms substandard, below standard, below par, bad, deficient, defective, faulty, imperfect, inferior, mediocre 3(of dough) heavy through having failed to rise. （面团）发得不好的
PhrasesUnfortunately, regrettably. 不幸地；遗憾地 sad to say, science is no longer pure Example sentencesExamples - But Ireland v Scotland, sad to say, is a sideshow this weekend; the main event is in Paris where France take on the English.
- The quest for a healthier life was not advanced this weekend, sad to say.
- It's sad to say that my parting memory of Safeway - finally gobbled up by Morrison's - will be of rip-off special deals.
- Yes, sad to say, but American hegemony puts more money in the hands of those who believe everything is fair in business and in war.
- I'm sad to say that my success as a basketball scientist was short-lived.
- I'm very sad to say that I didn't take advantage of the Missing Hour.
- The meal itself was bland and flavourless; it's sad to say that a supermarket microwave meal would have been more exciting and better value for money.
- I really detest most of the food in this category, I'm sad to say.
- I'm sad to say that I regretted my decision to come the moment I stepped in.
- Big Engine was a small UK-based sci-fi publisher, and, sad to say, it went the way of many another big engine - it sort of blew up.
Synonyms unluckily, sadly, regrettably, unhappily, woefully, lamentably, alas, sad to say, sad to relate
Derivativesadjective Ronnie pulled up one of the benches so he could sit in front of Roberto, a saddish expression upon his face.
OriginOld English sæd 'sated, weary', also 'weighty, dense', of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zat and German satt, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin satis 'enough'. The original meaning was replaced in Middle English by the senses 'steadfast, firm' and 'serious, sober', and later 'sorrowful'. The original meaning of sad in Old English was ‘having no more appetite, weary’. The word comes from the same root as Latin satis ‘enough’, the source of satiated, satisfactory, and satisfy (all LME), and the idea was similar to our expression fed up (early 20th century)—of being unhappy through being too ‘full’ of something. The word then developed through ‘firm, constant’ and ‘dignified, sober’ to our modern sense of ‘unhappy’ in the medieval period. In the 1990s ‘You're so sad!’ became the refrain of every teenager in the land, often to their parents. This use, meaning ‘pathetically inadequate or unfashionable’, was not completely new, and had been around since the 1930s. See also melancholy
Rhymesad, add, Allahabad, bad, Baghdad, bedad, begad, cad, Chad, clad, dad, egad, fad, forbade, gad, glad, grad, had, lad, mad, pad, plaid, rad, Riyadh, scad, shad, Strad, tad, trad abbreviationsadsæd Seasonal affective disorder.
adjectivesædsad 1Feeling or showing sorrow; unhappy. 悲伤的，伤心的；难过的；显露悲伤的 我伤心抑郁。 they looked at her with sad, anxious faces 他们满脸忧伤而又担心地看着她。 Example sentencesExamples - Christmas can be a sad and depressing time for many of us who will be spending it alone.
- It's sad and depressing, and I don't want it to become merely taken for granted and unremarked.
- The sad depressing reality of it all is that it's far worse than it sounds.
- Every time I felt unhappy and sad I just ate what I wanted and made myself sick.
- The last twenty years of Plumb's life were increasingly sad, lonely and unhappy.
- Maybe it is just a character study of a sad, desperate man and his sad depressing life.
- A sad guy in a blue parka shakes his head and pushes a folded bill across the counter.
- I can feel depressed and sad enough just knowing about tragedy in a generalized sense.
- The blue fish was right next to him, and he seemed kinda sad and depressed, so I bought him, too.
- A year ago I arrived at her door sad, depressed, suicidal, and tormented by my demons.
- Her sad blue eyes immediately started to sparkle at the mention of the man she loved.
- She cast a sad momentary glance around the room then stood up to retrieve her coat.
- There was a sad, almost tearful glimmer in the older man's eyes I couldn't make out.
- His son had been killed and he was a sad broken old man with a terrible tale to tell.
- As I saw him off at the airport, I was at once proud of him, sad and anxious - he was my little brother.
- This may sound horribly sad and depressing to all you free teens but in fact I liked the quiet life.
- So if you're ever depressed, sad or lonely, go and have yourself some clear soup and get real with Dr. Phil.
- For a few it is a constant companion, shading even the brightest of days, rendering them sad and melancholy.
- So, to think about if for very long is quite overwhelming, upsetting and very sad.
Synonyms unhappy, sorrowful, dejected, regretful, depressed, downcast, miserable, downhearted, down, despondent, despairing, disconsolate, out of sorts, desolate, bowed down, wretched, glum, gloomy, doleful, dismal, blue, melancholy, melancholic, low-spirited, mournful, woeful, woebegone, forlorn, crestfallen, broken-hearted, heartbroken, inconsolable, grief-stricken - 1.1 Causing or characterized by sorrow or regret; unfortunate and regrettable.
可悲的；令人难过的；不幸的；十分糟糕的；令人遗憾的 he told her the sad story of his life 他把他生活中的不幸遭遇告诉她。 对于我们大家来说都是非常糟糕的一天。 Example sentencesExamples - Two nights out with two of my oldest friends, each with a different and sad story about life in London in 2003.
- I watch coverage of both sad stories with resignation and with great sorrow for the suffering.
- I think it is a sad reflection on society that teenage girls can get pregnant.
- There was a kind of sad regret in her voice despite the practicality of her words, and her eyes betrayed what she was saying.
- The problem is that what the challenger had to say and do to be elected is a sad reflection of American politics today.
- Her biography of Nietzsche is a double hagiography, comic and almost sad in its reflection of her own will to power.
- In his autobiography Russell reports this sad interlude with agonized regret.
- But it will be a sad reflection on his stewardship of Scotland's first administration.
- These are not romantic, but sad stories in the annals of immigrant experiences.
- It is a sad and extraordinary story, and one that needed to be told.
- The woman who helped my mother was in a very sad situation, unfortunately not uncommon at the time.
- Here in Toronto we have our own sad and terrifying story of inaction in the face of murder.
- A sad and unfortunate chain of events last night has rendered my computer useless.
- The story is a sad indictment of the values now perhaps inevitably prevailing in the entertainment business.
- Why then should we close the pubs because of one sad and unfortunate accident in Bradshawgate?
- It is a sad story and ironic in a way because so many French couples don't want children.
- The fifth column this week is a sad reflection of what journalism has come to.
- It seems to be the sad story of most weekends that the weather turns to windy.
- Anyone tempted to think this is a sad story of dependence would be wrong.
- The whole sad story indicates how badly the police force has dealt with the concerns of women.
- It is a sad reflection on our societies that we have to escape from reality in these ways.
Synonyms tragic, unhappy, unfortunate, awful, sorrowful, miserable, cheerless, wretched, sorry, pitiful, pitiable, grievous, traumatic, upsetting, depressing, distressing, dispiriting, heartbreaking, heart-rending, agonizing, harrowing unfortunate, regrettable, sorry, wretched, deplorable, lamentable, pitiful, pitiable, pathetic, shameful, disgraceful
2informal Pathetically inadequate or unfashionable. 〈非正式〉老土的，守旧的 the show is tongue-in-cheek—anyone who takes it seriously is a bit sad Example sentencesExamples - Human nature and its failings are given a crude inspection, at times becoming a sad, pathetic spectacle.
- A goal by senior player Tony Scroope after just 90 seconds proved a sad indicator of the mismatch.
- The women defending the practice of underage sex seem terribly sad to me.
- I'd just go back to my hotel and eat a sad grilled cheese sandwich and watch something depressing on television.
- Food shopping as I've said before is one of the highlights of my pathetically sad week.
- There's no shame in being on your own, but eating that sort of rubbish - now that is sad.
- It's a sad and pathetic conclusion but I see no evidence that suggests any different.
- It's sad that they leave rubbish behind and equally sad that the resources of the council have to be deployed to clear it up.
- Well, if you want to know how sad and pathetic a scene it was, you can get the same feeling here.
- It is no art, just a sad, quite sad, attempt at craft, clever and crude, for commerce.
- I'm now in the sad position of not having a pair of pants left that don't require a degree of cinching under my belt.
- It is a sad and pathetic world outlook that we are hearing from the National Party.
- Even if you are very successful in other areas, your poor sad mind is not being given a chance to be free.
- John Sweeney has attempted a sad little smear against his foe which rebounded in terrible fashion on him.
- The sad thing about finishing second at the Masters is that you are so easily forgotten
- It could be cool, or on the other hand, it could be incredibly sad and pathetic.
- I now feel sad and inadequate that I don't have enough bookmarks to make filing and indexing them an issue.
- I think there a couple of pretty sad, tatty tapes from rehearsals at our parents' place.
- I'm sure that I'm sounding like either a pathetic lovelorn teenager or a sad bitter queen.
Synonyms substandard, below standard, below par, bad, deficient, defective, faulty, imperfect, inferior, mediocre 3(of dough) heavy through having failed to rise. （面团）发得不好的
PhrasesUnfortunately, regrettably. 不幸地；遗憾地 Example sentencesExamples - I'm very sad to say that I didn't take advantage of the Missing Hour.
- Yes, sad to say, but American hegemony puts more money in the hands of those who believe everything is fair in business and in war.
- The meal itself was bland and flavourless; it's sad to say that a supermarket microwave meal would have been more exciting and better value for money.
- I'm sad to say that my success as a basketball scientist was short-lived.
- The quest for a healthier life was not advanced this weekend, sad to say.
- But Ireland v Scotland, sad to say, is a sideshow this weekend; the main event is in Paris where France take on the English.
- It's sad to say that my parting memory of Safeway - finally gobbled up by Morrison's - will be of rip-off special deals.
- I'm sad to say that I regretted my decision to come the moment I stepped in.
- I really detest most of the food in this category, I'm sad to say.
- Big Engine was a small UK-based sci-fi publisher, and, sad to say, it went the way of many another big engine - it sort of blew up.
Synonyms unluckily, sadly, regrettably, unhappily, woefully, lamentably, alas, sad to say, sad to relate
OriginOld English sæd ‘sated, weary’, also ‘weighty, dense’, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch zat and German satt, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin satis ‘enough’. The original meaning was replaced in Middle English by the senses ‘steadfast, firm’ and ‘serious, sober’, and later ‘sorrowful’. abbreviationsæd Seasonal affective disorder.
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