lamentably

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英[ləˈmentəbli;ˈlæməntəbli]美[ləˈmentəbliˌˈlæməntəbli]

adv. 哀伤地；不幸地；拙劣地

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1.Lamentably, rich creditor countries, such as Germany, are doing much less.

可悲的是，那些富裕的债权国，比如德国，却做得很少。

2.They have failed lamentably.

他们的失败让人惋惜。

3.They were failing lamentably to help their sons grow from boyhood to manhood.

令人惋惜的是，他们没能帮助儿子们从少年长大成人。

4.European economies have perked up recently, but the record is still of lamentably slow growth and high unemployment.

欧洲经济最近重新振作起来，但增长仍相当慢，并且失业率较高。

5.The answer to the first question is that Toyota was lamentably slow to respond to the large number of incidents of "unintended acceleration" involving its cars.

第一个问题的答案是，当面对因其汽车不自主加速而导致的大量事故时，丰田的回应出奇的慢。

6.The answer to the first question is that Toyota was lamentably slow to respond to the large number of incidents of "unintended acceleration" involving its cars.

第一个问题的答案是，当面对因其汽车不自主加速而导致的大量事故时，丰田的回应出奇的慢。

7.The disbursement of foreign money to rebuild the south has been lamentably slow.

为重建南方而进行的外国资金的分发一直以来都过于缓慢，让人惋惜。

8.As players of high reputation lamentably misplaced a series of straightforward, no-pressure passes, the size of his task must have become horribly apparent.

在难度不大而且没被施压的情况下，大牌球星们拙劣地犯下一连串传球失误，卡佩罗的任务之艰巨显而易见。

9.She lamentably 可悲地 forgot her best friend's birthday.

她可悲地lamentably忘记了她最好的朋友的生日。

10.The team lost the match lamentably 可悲地 after leading for most of the game.

球队在大部分比赛中领先后，可悲地lamentably输掉了比赛。

11.The project was, lamentably 可悲地, not completed on time due to unforeseen circumstances.

由于不可预见的情况，该项目可悲地lamentably没有按时完成。

12.The book was lamentably 可悲地 filled with errors and inconsistencies.

这本书可悲地lamentably充满了错误和不一致之处。

13.His performance in the competition was lamentably 可悲地 below expectations.

他在比赛中的表现可悲地lamentably低于预期。

作文

In today's fast-paced world, we often overlook the importance of mental health. Many individuals find themselves overwhelmed by stress, anxiety, and depression. This is a lamentable situation that affects people from all walks of life. lamentably (可悲地), mental health issues are still stigmatized in many societies, leading to a lack of understanding and support for those who suffer. Education plays a crucial role in addressing this issue. Schools should incorporate mental health education into their curricula to help students recognize the signs of mental distress and encourage them to seek help. Unfortunately, lamentably (可悲地), many educational institutions prioritize academic performance over the emotional well-being of their students. This creates an environment where students feel pressured to succeed at any cost, often leading to burnout and mental health crises.Moreover, the media has a significant influence on how mental health is perceived. While there have been positive changes in recent years, such as increased representation of mental health issues in films and television shows, there is still a long way to go. The portrayal of mental illness is often sensationalized or misunderstood, which can perpetuate harmful stereotypes. It is lamentable (可悲的) that despite the progress made, negative portrayals continue to dominate the narrative, making it difficult for individuals to come forward and share their experiences.Additionally, access to mental health care remains a significant barrier for many. In many regions, mental health services are underfunded and inaccessible, leaving those in need without the necessary support. This situation is particularly lamentable (可悲的) in low-income communities, where individuals may not have the financial means to seek help. As a society, we must advocate for better funding and resources for mental health services to ensure that everyone has access to the care they need.Furthermore, the COVID-19 pandemic has exacerbated mental health issues worldwide. Social isolation, uncertainty, and loss have taken a toll on people's mental well-being. It is lamentably (可悲地) clear that the effects of the pandemic will be felt for years to come. Many individuals are struggling with the aftermath of their experiences during this time, and we must prioritize mental health support as we move forward.In conclusion, the state of mental health awareness and support in our society is lamentable (可悲的). We must work together to eliminate stigma, improve education, increase access to care, and foster open conversations about mental health. Only then can we create a world where everyone feels safe and supported in seeking help. It is imperative that we recognize the importance of mental health and take action to address these pressing issues. By doing so, we can ensure a healthier, more supportive environment for future generations.