commiserate [kəˈmızəreıt] 动词 trans, 不及物动词
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- ▶ commiseration [kəˌmızəˈreıʃən] 名词
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| I | commiserate |
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| you | commiserate |
| he/she/it | commiserates |
| we | commiserate |
| you | commiserate |
| they | commiserate |
| I | commiserated |
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| you | commiserated |
| he/she/it | commiserated |
| we | commiserated |
| you | commiserated |
| they | commiserated |
| I | have | commiserated |
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| you | have | commiserated |
| he/she/it | has | commiserated |
| we | have | commiserated |
| you | have | commiserated |
| they | have | commiserated |
| I | had | commiserated |
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| you | had | commiserated |
| he/she/it | had | commiserated |
| we | had | commiserated |
| you | had | commiserated |
| they | had | commiserated |
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I would like to commemorate her today at the start of this debate and commiserate with her family and with all those who will miss her.
www.europarl.europa.eu After the damage, the people who escaped returned to assess the damage and commiserated each other.
en.wikipedia.org After he crashes his bus one day, he and his father commiserate over their troubles.
en.wikipedia.org She and her girlfriends regularly meet and commiserate over the troubles of modern dating.
en.wikipedia.org Many commiserated with her, but when anyone asked her about what her troubles were, she refused to reveal them.
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