de·plore [dɪˈplɔ:ʳ, 美 -ˈplɔ:r] 动词 trans
1. deplore (disapprove):
- to deplore sth
- etw verurteilen
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单语范例（未经PONS编辑处理）
She did not complain about the missed income, but deplored the low quality of the reproductions.
en.wikipedia.org Such discussions often center upon questions of whether these widely deplored activities of the past can be reasonably compared to present-day military medical ethics dilemmas.
en.wikipedia.org Part of the strategies being considered, according to the carriers, is to deplore medium-range aircraft in view of the expected drop in passenger traffic.
thenationonlineng.net Posters for schools depicted and deplored the flight of people from the countryside to the city.
en.wikipedia.org I deplored the divisions amongst us, as being, to a large extent, impertinent in the solemn crisis which was too evidently impending....
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www.artfilm.ch She deplores Roberta s fondness for alcohol and men and takes care of her two younger siblings herself by working as a canal lock attendant in a small village on the Rhine.
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Sie verurteilt Robertas Vorliebe für Alkohol und Männer und kümmert sich selbst um ihre beiden jüngeren Geschwister, indem sie als Schleusenwartin in einem kleinen Ort am Rhein den Lebensunterhalt verdient.