adj.令人悼念(或怀念)的，使人思念的
v.对…感到悲痛，痛惜，对…表示失望
lament的过去分词和过去式

原形：lament第三人称单数：laments复数：laments过去式：lamented过去分词：lamented现在分词：lamenting

She couldn't help but lament the loss of her childhood home.
她忍不住为失去童年的家而哀叹。
He bitterly lamented the passing of his beloved wife.
他对亡妻的去世深感悲痛。
The world mourns the tragic loss of so many innocent lives in the war.
全世界都为战争中无数无辜生命的丧失而哀悼。
Lamentably, many ancient artifacts were destroyed during the war.
可悲的是，许多古代文物在战争中被毁。
The poet's lament for the beauty of nature is deeply moving.
诗人对自然美景的哀歌深深打动人心。
In her poem, she laments the loneliness of life without love.
在她的诗中，她哀叹没有爱的生活的孤独。
After the accident, he often laments the reckless decisions he made.
事故后，他常常为自己鲁莽的行为感到懊悔。
The people of the village mourned the death of their beloved leader.
村民们哀悼他们敬爱的领袖的去世。
His lament for the lost opportunities echoed through the empty room.
他对错过的机遇的遗憾回荡在空荡的房间里。
She laments the fact that she can no longer visit her childhood playground.
她惋惜再也无法去她儿时的游乐场了。