| 单词 | desolated |
| 释义 | desolated vt.desolate的变形 desolate ['desələt; 'desəleit] adj. 孤独的，孤寂的，孤单的；独居的，单独的；沉闷的，阴郁的，忧郁的，令人沮丧的 感到被(朋友等)遗弃的；凄凉的；悲惨的 可怜的，不幸的 无人居住的；荒无人烟的，荒凉的，荒芜的，不毛的 不适于居住的，废弃的，荒废的，处于废墟状态的vt.使荒芜，使荒凉，使荒废，使杳无人迹，使荒无人烟；使不适于居住；损毁，破坏：Many coastal towns were desolated by the hurricane.许多沿海城镇遭到飓风袭击而荒芜。coastal villages desolated by the tornado遭到龙卷风袭击而荒无人烟的沿海村庄 遗弃，抛弃，丢弃：She has the feeling of being desolated by her friend.她感到被她的朋友抛弃(或遗弃)了。 使孤寂，使孤独凄凉，使悲惨，使不幸，使痛苦：We were desolated by the death of our good friend.我们好朋友的去世使我们很难过。变形： vt. desolated . desolating 更多收起结果 以上来源于：《21世纪大英汉词典》 desolatedˈdɛsəˌletɪdadj.① 淒涼的；寂寞的；悲悽的She felt desolated without you.她沒有你而感到寂寞。She was desolated to hear that he was going to marry.她聽說他要結婚而深感悲悽。新世纪新世纪★◀▶desolated/ˈdesəˌleɪtɪd/adj.1.(wretched)+ person悲惨凄凉的；悲伤的I saw them walk away and felt absolutely desolated.我看着他们走开了, 感到万分凄凉。2.(empty and ruined)+ place荒无人烟的；荒废的the misery of the desolated countryside荒无人烟的乡村的穷困状况新世纪☞desolate详细释义源自:《新世纪英汉大词典》Collins外研社 adj /ˈdesəˌleɪtɪd/悲惨凄凉的；悲伤的搭配：[+ person] I saw them walk away and felt absolutely desolated. 我看着他们走开了，感到万分凄凉。荒无人烟的；荒废的搭配：[+ place] the misery of the desolated countryside 荒无人烟的乡村的穷困状况des·o·lat·ed形容词1 < 人> 觉得孤单的, 寂寞的(cf. desolate v·t. 2)She is ~ without you.你不在她觉得孤单2 < 某人> < …而> 感到难过的, 感到寂寞的She was ~ to hear that Tom was going to leave the place.她听到汤姆要离开该地而感到难过詞目：Desolated 1866-69羅存德英華字典Desolated1deprived of inhabitants荒蕪、滅過庶民2ruined壞滅過1866-69羅存德英華字典 1筆p 601 1884井上哲次郎訂增英華字典Desolatedpp. or a.1Deprived of inhabitants荒蕪、滅過庶民2ruined壞滅過p 377 1884井上哲次郎訂增英華字典 1筆英華☞bleak |
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