saddening
英：['sædənɪŋ] 美： ['sædənɪŋ]
saddening 基本解释
n.（初轧头道的）轻压或小压下量轧制，小变形锻造；
v.（使某人）悲哀，忧愁( sadden的现在分词 )；
英英释义
saddening[ 'sædəniŋ ]
adj.causing or suggestive of sorrow or gloom同义词：depressingdepressivegloomy
saddening 相关例句
双语例句
- Thebad news saddened us.
我们得知这个坏消息後非常伤心。 - He saddened at the memory of her death.
他想到她已死去就很难过。 - He was saddened at the memory of her death.
他想到她已死去就很难过。 - The bad news saddened us.
那个坏消息使我们很难过。
权威例句
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