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pitiful

/ˈpɪt.ɪ.fəl/

Перевод: Описывает то, что вызывает жалость или сочувствие, часто из-за слабости, малости или неадекватности.

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adjective

/ˈpɪt.ɪ.fəl/B2formal
  • ruОписывает то, что вызывает жалость или сочувствие, часто из-за слабости, малости или неадекватности.

Describes something that evokes pity or sympathy, often due to being weak, small, or inadequate.

  1. Arousing both contempt and pityB2formal

    Describing something or someone that is so weak, inadequate, or pathetic that it inspires a mixture of scorn and sympathy.

    ruЖалкий

    • His pitiful attempt at an apology only made things worse.
    • The team's pitiful performance drew jeers from the crowd.
    • She gave a pitiful excuse for being late.

    Синонимыmiserablepatheticpitiablesorrywretched

    Антонимыadmirableexcellentrespectable

  2. Very bad or unfortunateB2formal

    Used to describe a situation or condition that is extremely poor, inadequate, or regrettable.

    ruЖалкий

    • The refugees were living in pitiful conditions.
    • He received a pitiful salary for his hard work.
    • The garden was in a pitiful state after the drought.

    Синонимыdeplorableinadequatelamentablemeagermiserablepaltrypatheticsadsorrywretched

    Антонимыadmirableexcellentsplendidsuperbwonderful

  3. Deserving or inciting pityB2formal

    Evoking a feeling of sorrow or compassion due to suffering or misfortune.

    ruЖалкий

    • The lost puppy let out a pitiful whimper.
    • Her pitiful story moved everyone to tears.
    • He looked at the pitiful sight of the abandoned house.

    Синонимыlamentablemovingpatheticpiteouspitiablepoorsorrytouchingwretched

Формы
  • more pitiful comparative form
  • most pitiful superlative form
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