vi.叹息

vt.惋惜；为…恸哭

bemeaned───v.降低身份；贬低；使（自己）言行举止特殊化（同demean）

bemoaner───哀叹者

begroaned───授予

bemoaners───哀叹者

beaned───n.豆；嘴峰；毫无价值的东西；vt.击…的头部；n.(Bean)人名；(英)比恩

bemazed───adj.恍惚的；迷惑的；v.使恍惚（bemaze的过去式和过去分词）

bemoan───vt.惋惜；为…恸哭；vi.叹息

bemoans───vt.惋惜；为…恸哭；vi.叹息

bemocked───vt.讥笑

The early explorers and settlers told of abundant deer in the early 1800s and yet almost in the same breath bemoaned the lack of this succulent game animal.───早期的探险家和殖民者都讲述过十九世纪早期出现的大量的鹿群，但几乎同时，他们也为现在很难找到这种美味的猎物而感到惋惜。

Newspapers bemoaned a lack of grit, both on the roads and in the population.───报纸指责无论在路上还是在人群里的人们缺乏毅力和勇气。

Those stuck at airports operating no flights bemoaned their luck.───那些没有航班而滞留在机场的人哀叹自己的运气不好。

"It's as if you had a very large city in Champagne on the soil of the famous wine, " Mr Morel Journel bemoaned.───“这就像在（法国）香槟地区出现一座很大的城市，抢走了本来出产名酒的土地，”莫雷尔·耶内尔惋惜地表示。

If the poor pen had a mind it would as certainly have bemoaned the unfairness of its getting all the stain and the writer all the glory!───倘若可怜的笔也有思想的话，它一定会哀叹不平，因为它弄得一身墨污，作者却得到了一切荣耀！

Crick had long bemoaned how his letters had been thrown out after a cleaning frenzy by his "over-efficient" secretary.───克里克为他的信件被其“效率过高”的秘书在一次大清扫中被扔掉而惋惜了许久。

He bemoaned in his last book, Travels with Herodotus, that he failed to penetrate the country, and never slipped the control of his minders.───在最后的著作《与希罗多德一起旅行》（TravelswithHerodotus）中，卡普钦斯基抱怨说他无法理解这个国家，而且他从来都摆脱不掉负责接待他的人。

and bemoaned him with that strong grief which springs naturally from a generous heart, though it be tough as tempered steel.───他以那种从一颗慷慨宽容的心里很自然地流露出来的强烈悲痛来哀悼他，虽然那颗心是像钢一样地顽强。

He held his face in his burning hand, and feebly bemoaned his own weakness, and the cruelty of his persecutors.───他拿滚烫的手掩住脸，无力地悲叹自己的软弱和迫害他的人们的残酷。

He bemoaned his father's death.

I suspect that Labour has bemoaned unemployment vigorously and at length during every period of opposition.

The World Health Organisation has branded British police tactics bemoaned the courts'feeble understanding of virology.

The farmer bemoaned his loss.

The mayor of Shenzhen bemoaned thethe southern boom town was plagued with traffic jams and pollution.

So it seems our old Antiquary bemoaned the lack of a bridge.

For years, parents and teachers have bemoaned the fact that we do not have a national childcare policy.

Bosses bemoaned the downturn and demanded free radio spectrum to stimulate the industry.

This paper first used "technocracy" in March 1933, when a book reviewer bemoaned the "lurid prominence" of the term.