n.悲伤，悲痛，悲哀，十分失望

原形：lamentation复数：lamentations

The old man's lamentation about the loss of his wife echoed through the empty house.
老人对失去妻子的哀叹在空荡荡的房子里回响。
The poet's lamentation on the destruction of the forest was a poignant reminder of our responsibility towards nature.
诗人对森林被毁的哀歌有力地提醒了我们对自然的责任。
Her lamentation over the failed project revealed the depth of her disappointment.
她对项目失败的悲叹显露了她深深的失望。
The community gathered for a solemn lamentation to mourn the passing of their beloved leader.
社区聚集起来进行庄严的悼念，哀悼他们敬爱的领袖的去世。
The musician's lamentation in the form of a soulful melody touched the hearts of many.
音乐家以深情的旋律表达的哀伤触动了许多人的心。
The news report was filled with the lamentations of families who had lost everything in the flood.
新闻报道中充满了在洪水中失去一切的家庭的哀号。
Despite the lamentations about the decline of the industry, some entrepreneurs saw it as an opportunity for innovation.
尽管对行业衰落的哀叹不绝于耳，一些企业家却视其为创新的机会。
The artist's painting was a vivid lamentation of the human cost of war.
那位艺术家的画作是对战争带来的人类代价的生动哀叹。
His lamentation about the state of education inspired others to take action and make a change.
他对教育现状的哀叹激励了其他人采取行动，促成改变。
In her memoir, she poured out her lamentations about the missed opportunities and roads not taken.
在她的回忆录中，她倾诉了对错失机会和未选择道路的哀叹。