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Significados de commiserate en inglés

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compadir-se

To feel or express sympathy or compassion.

compadir-se

To feel regret and sorrow for someone else because of their suffering or misfortune.

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Examples for "pity"
Examples for "pity"
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A cold fish, he thought; one without pity, who stood quite alone.
Beyond the Reef
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I pity and excuse your indignation; both are natural in your case.
The Monctons: A Novel. Volume 1 (of 2)
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A pity this: it is a good word for ashamed; sad, sorrowful.
The Irish Times
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In that moment I felt a great deal of pity for him.
Rage
5
But I didn't want their pity; I wanted their support and respect.
Feminist dot com
1
However, science fiction writer that I am, I can't help but sympathize.
Wired
2
I can sympathize with you; I have also suffered in this cause.
The Story of My Life / Being Reminiscences of Sixty Years' Publi...
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The majority of those in the audience seemed to sympathize with her.
The Story of a Pioneer
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I knew you would sympathize; I could tell it all to you.
The Damnation of Theron Ware
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The poor and the hard-working can understand and sympathize with one another.
The Laurel Bush: An Old-Fashioned Love Story
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It is difficult to know whether to sympathise or simply be envious.
The Irish Times
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However much we may sympathise with the workers, their actions are unlawful.
The South African
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Despite his red card it was difficult not to sympathise with Atlético.
The Guardian
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Even those who did more at the time sympathise with Bergoglio's position.
Reuters
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You are both in mourning today and we sincerely sympathise with you.
The Irish Times
Uso de commiserate en inglés
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It would feel good to tell someone, especially someone who could commiserate.
Ali’s Pretty Little Lies
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George wondered whether to commiserate with Jan for his newly acquired relative.
Childhood's End
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I wonder whether to commiserate-howmighty are we, the fallen!-orto gloat.
Halo Silentium
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Or, perhaps I should commiserate with you for inheriting a poisoned chalice.
The Guardian
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She was only drinking to commiserate with an old friend, she said.
Mission road
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They appeared to know her well, and seemed greatly to commiserate us.
The Two Supercargoes; Or, Adventures in Savage Africa
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Do we commiserate or applaud music acts that refuse to be pigeonholed?
The Irish Times
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Normally, one would regard this as unfortunate and commiserate with the affected party.
The Irish Times
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They trade strategies and suggestions and commiserate about the obstacles ahead.
The Guardian
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They encourage and commiserate with the contestants, sometimes in bewildering ways.
Reuters
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As an adolescent, I learned to commiserate with my Jewish friends.
Funny in Farsi
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He exhibited an anguish that they were not able to commiserate.
Sandra Belloni (originally Emilia in England) — Complete
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Upon this Eurycles pretended to commiserate his condition, and to grieve with him.
The Wars of the Jews; Or, The History of the Destruction of Jeru...
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She'll listen, commiserate, then tell him to leave. I took a deep breath.
The incumbent
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To congratulate or to commiserate -that is the question.
The Irish Times
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Samual Aleksandrovich didn't know whether to berate the implant specialist or commiserate with him.
The Neutronium Alchemist
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Translations for commiserate
Commiserate a través del tiempo
Commiserate por variante geográfica
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