嗟叹

A man standing among a vast, Seiitsu to turn around, chic to look back, picturesque mountains and rivers, such as volume, Lamentation: good piece of heaven and earth.

一个人站在一片无垠之中，清逸地转身，潇洒地回首，山河如画如卷，嗟叹：好一片天地。

Susan looked at the untidy room and gave a groan of dismay.

苏珊看到这脏乱的房间，惊愕地嗟叹了一声。

When you read of Hamlet, who finally perished together with the venomous king, didn't you sigh?

当你读《哈姆雷特》时，能不为主人公最终与邪恶的国王同归于尽的命运而唏嘘嗟叹吗？

Many of his poems are about the pointlessness of life.

他的诗大多嗟叹人生的虚空。

An old saying has it that:'Life and death are the ultimate things.'What a pain! Every time I read about the writings of people from the past, I always sense their feeling reflects my own.

每当看到前人所发的感慨，其缘由竟像一张符契那样一致，总难免要在前人的文章面前嗟叹一番，不过心里却弄不明白这是怎么回事。

But there he was on Twitter, lamenting the prospect of yet another torment in the hell of modern air travel: people talking on cellphones.

可是罗宾斯恰恰就在Twitter上，嗟叹着现代航空地狱可能出现的另一种磨人酷刑：乘客打电话。

Musical symbol, in a way, is abstracted gradually from the plain of speech and poems.

音乐符号，在某种程度上是在言的感叹、诗的嗟叹、歌的咏唱的基础上逐渐抽象独立出来的。

How regretful that so many people kill themselves by working too much!

过劳死的现象如此频繁真是令人嗟叹.

Turns out I was moaning my history teachers name through my sleep.

结果发掘是由于我在睡梦中嗟叹着我历史先生的名字。

I woke him up and he was feeling frisky, and as things were getting heated I started to moan and say dirty things.

他在电话里和我调情，我们越说越兴奋，然后我就开端嗟叹并且说了很多淫荡的话。