英语词汇“deplorable”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

deplorable

/dɪˈplɔːrəb(ə)l

adjective

1Deserving strong condemnation; completely unacceptable: children living in deplorable conditions...

Even if their claims are exaggerated, any loss of life is deplorable and unacceptable.
During the past two days, residents have been setting fires on the streets to highlight deplorable living conditions.
Older people in the locality cannot recollect the roads ever having been in a more deplorable condition.

Synonyms

disgraceful, shameful, dishonourable, disreputable, discreditable, unworthy, shabby, inexcusable, unpardonable, unforgivable;

reprehensible, despicable, abominable, base, sordid, vile, hateful, contemptible, loathsome, offensive, execrable, heinous, odious, revolting, unspeakable, beyond contempt, beyond the pale

rare egregious, flagitious

1.1Shockingly bad in quality: her spelling was deplorable...

Should you be able to communicate in Thai (my wife is Thai) you will find the quality of advice deplorable.
Both sides made enough chances, but the finishing was deplorable, but strangely when the odd score came the quality was top drawer.
The quality of the image is a bit deplorable at times but it really doesn't matter, it's what the people say that does.

Synonyms

lamentable, regrettable, grievous, unfortunate, wretched, dire, atrocious, abysmal, very bad, awful, terrible, dreadful, diabolical;

miserable, pitiable, pathetic, sorry, unhappy, sad, woeful;

substandard, poor, inadequate, inferior, unsatisfactory, unacceptable

informal appalling, rotten, crummy, lousy, God-awful

British informal chronic

dated frightful

Derivatives

deplorably

/dɪˈplɔːrəbli

/ adverb ...

It also held that serious negligence that fell deplorably short of the standard patients are entitled to expect from their doctors could constitute serious professional misconduct.
Writers working in languages other than English get deplorably little attention in Britain, so you can bet that the most underrated authors are ‘foreigners’ you've never read.
I know someone - a gifted artist - who chose to give up her analysis rather than tell her analyst that she found his taste in paintings deplorably vulgar.

Origin

Early 17th century: from French déplorable or late Latin deplorabilis, from the verb deplorare (see deplore).

单词	deplorable
释义	deplorable /dɪˈplɔːrəb(ə)l / adjective 1Deserving strong condemnation; completely unacceptable: children living in deplorable conditions... Even if their claims are exaggerated, any loss of life is deplorable and unacceptable. During the past two days, residents have been setting fires on the streets to highlight deplorable living conditions. Older people in the locality cannot recollect the roads ever having been in a more deplorable condition. Synonyms disgraceful, shameful, dishonourable, disreputable, discreditable, unworthy, shabby, inexcusable, unpardonable, unforgivable; reprehensible, despicable, abominable, base, sordid, vile, hateful, contemptible, loathsome, offensive, execrable, heinous, odious, revolting, unspeakable, beyond contempt, beyond the pale rare egregious, flagitious 1.1Shockingly bad in quality: her spelling was deplorable... Should you be able to communicate in Thai (my wife is Thai) you will find the quality of advice deplorable. Both sides made enough chances, but the finishing was deplorable, but strangely when the odd score came the quality was top drawer. The quality of the image is a bit deplorable at times but it really doesn't matter, it's what the people say that does. Synonyms lamentable, regrettable, grievous, unfortunate, wretched, dire, atrocious, abysmal, very bad, awful, terrible, dreadful, diabolical; miserable, pitiable, pathetic, sorry, unhappy, sad, woeful; substandard, poor, inadequate, inferior, unsatisfactory, unacceptable informal appalling, rotten, crummy, lousy, God-awful British informal chronic dated frightful Derivatives deplorably /dɪˈplɔːrəbli / adverb ... It also held that serious negligence that fell deplorably short of the standard patients are entitled to expect from their doctors could constitute serious professional misconduct. Writers working in languages other than English get deplorably little attention in Britain, so you can bet that the most underrated authors are ‘foreigners’ you've never read. I know someone - a gifted artist - who chose to give up her analysis rather than tell her analyst that she found his taste in paintings deplorably vulgar. Origin Early 17th century: from French déplorable or late Latin deplorabilis, from the verb deplorare (see deplore).
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