mourned

They mourn for their fallen soldiers.

他们哀悼阵亡的士兵。

They mourn the passing of a simpler way of life.

他们对逝去的较为淳朴的生活感到惋惜。

The couple mourned for their dead child.

这对夫妻哀悼死去的孩子.

London shall mourn the death of twenty thousand people.

伦敦将为两万名死者哀悼。

She mourned for her lost childhood.

她为失去的童年而伤感。

The whole nation mourned the death of a much-loved leader.

举国上下哀悼敬爱的领导人.

When the government is finally brought down, no one will mourn its passing.

当政府最终垮台之日，将不会有人为它的消亡而悲哀。

The whole country mourned her death.

举国都在为她的逝世哀悼。

She mourned for the beloved past.

她怀念美好的过去。

He mourned over the loss of his best friend.

他为失去最好的朋友而伤心.

He mourned for his valiant men

他向他的勇士们致哀。

The mother mourned for her dead child.

母亲悲悼她死去的孩子.

He mourned for his valiant men.

他向他的勇士们致哀。

In the opera's final scene, the leading lady sings a threnody to mourn the murdered king.

在最后一幕歌剧，领唱唱了一首哀歌来悼念被谋杀的国王。

TUESDAY afternoon came, and waned to the twilight. The village of St. Petersburg still mourned.

日子到了星期二下午,一直挨到黄昏时刻, 圣彼得堡全村仍沉浸在哀悼之中,两个走失的孩子尚无音讯.

He mourned his great misfortunes.

他为自己的不幸而难过.

We mourned the loss of our cities

我们为失去多座城市而痛心。

We mourned the loss of our cities.

我们为失去多座城市而痛心。

Few in whitehall mourned his passing.

白厅里对于他的离职感到惋惜的人为数不多.

Today we mourn for all those who died in two world wars.

今天，我们向所有在两次世界大战中死难的人表示哀悼。

He mourned for his valiant men.

他向他的勇士们致哀。

The little girl mourned her lost doll.

这小姑娘为她失去的玩偶而悲伤.

As the nation continued to mourn, the new President of South Africa paid his own tribute.

举国仍在哀悼之际，南非新任总统也表达了自己的怀念之情。

She mourned the loss of her brother.

她因为失去了哥哥而悲痛.

His passing will be mourned by many people.

很多人都会哀悼他的逝世。

Many will mourn her passing.

很多人将会为她的过世而悲伤。

Hence, God wants us to mourn over such a situation.

因此, 神要我们为这样的局面哀恸.

It was no accident that he was so deeply mourned in China after his death.

他逝世后,全中国那么沉痛地悼念他,这决不是偶然的.

In 1870, when Dickens died, the world mourned him as its first professional writer and publisher, famous and beloved, who had led an explosion in both the publication of novels and their readership and whose characters — from Oliver Twist to Tiny Tim — were held up as moral touchstones ．

1870年,狄更斯去世,全世界都为他哀悼,认为他是第一位受人爱戴的著名职业作家兼出版商；他在小说出版界和读者中引起了轰动，他的人物角色，像奥利弗·特维斯特、小蒂姆，被视为道德的试金石。

The whole nation mourned the passing of its president.

举国哀悼总统的去世。