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Definition of empathize in English: empathize(British empathise) verb ˈɛmpəθʌɪzˈɛmpəˌθaɪz [no object]Understand and share the feelings of another. 有同感；产生共鸣；表示同情（或理解） counsellors need to be able to empathize with people 顾问要能够同情民众。 Example sentencesExamples - Act like you understand and empathize with every sad story you hear, but don't speak first.
- In addition, the more empathetic you are, the more vividly you anticipate your own pain: In a sense, you're empathizing with your future self.
- Understandably, Rover empathizes with her point of view.
- This is not a film that asks you to empathise with or even understand the coroner.
- Literary experiences that encourage children to walk in someone else's shoes give them opportunities to try understanding or empathizing with the points of view and needs of other inhabitants of the earth.
- I understand and empathize with the victims' losses, but at the same time, I'm a realist.
- Isolated and alone they cannot empathize with others and lose their humanity.
- They are able to listen to, empathize with, and understand their needs.
- Although we understand Aileen's reasoning, we neither sympathize nor empathize with her.
- Mostly this happens when I can't understand or empathize with what she's feeling.
- Now the job description has been expanded to include listening and that least measurable of skills, empathizing.
- He was extremely effective at communicating and empathizing with people.
- We empathize with others and often respond with emotion to their condition.
- Understanding and empathizing with patients can only enhance the level of communication.
- We know better how to empathize with a person who is suffering than with one who is succeeding.
- With the growth of technology and computers, our students are experiencing greater and greater difficulty in understanding and empathizing with artists who lived in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- We enhance relationships by understanding our feelings, empathizing with the feelings of others, and controlling our emotions.
- I may not like the fact he is considering it, but I can understand it and empathise with him.
- Does the activity provide an avenue for goal setting, developing plans, and empathizing with others?
- Participants identified a number of specific ways that they helped youth at camp, which usually involved talking, listening, sharing, and empathizing, and teaching campers specific skills during camp classes.
Synonyms identify, be in tune, have a rapport, feel togetherness, feel at one, commune, sympathize, be in sympathy be on the same wavelength as, talk the same language as understand, relate to, feel for, have insight into informal put oneself in the shoes of
Definition of empathize in US English: empathize(British empathise) verbˈempəˌTHīzˈɛmpəˌθaɪz [no object]Understand and share the feelings of another. 有同感；产生共鸣；表示同情（或理解） counselors need to be able to empathize with people 顾问要能够同情民众。 Example sentencesExamples - This is not a film that asks you to empathise with or even understand the coroner.
- Although we understand Aileen's reasoning, we neither sympathize nor empathize with her.
- Isolated and alone they cannot empathize with others and lose their humanity.
- Mostly this happens when I can't understand or empathize with what she's feeling.
- We know better how to empathize with a person who is suffering than with one who is succeeding.
- He was extremely effective at communicating and empathizing with people.
- Now the job description has been expanded to include listening and that least measurable of skills, empathizing.
- They are able to listen to, empathize with, and understand their needs.
- Participants identified a number of specific ways that they helped youth at camp, which usually involved talking, listening, sharing, and empathizing, and teaching campers specific skills during camp classes.
- Understandably, Rover empathizes with her point of view.
- We empathize with others and often respond with emotion to their condition.
- Literary experiences that encourage children to walk in someone else's shoes give them opportunities to try understanding or empathizing with the points of view and needs of other inhabitants of the earth.
- We enhance relationships by understanding our feelings, empathizing with the feelings of others, and controlling our emotions.
- Understanding and empathizing with patients can only enhance the level of communication.
- In addition, the more empathetic you are, the more vividly you anticipate your own pain: In a sense, you're empathizing with your future self.
- With the growth of technology and computers, our students are experiencing greater and greater difficulty in understanding and empathizing with artists who lived in the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries.
- I understand and empathize with the victims' losses, but at the same time, I'm a realist.
- I may not like the fact he is considering it, but I can understand it and empathise with him.
- Does the activity provide an avenue for goal setting, developing plans, and empathizing with others?
- Act like you understand and empathize with every sad story you hear, but don't speak first.
Synonyms identify, be in tune, have a rapport, feel togetherness, feel at one, commune, sympathize, be in sympathy
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