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lachrymose (LAK rih mose) This adjective can mean either “weeping, inclined to weep” or “tending to cause weeping.” It comes into English directly from the Latin word for “tears.”
- Certain types of novels feature lachrymose heroines; these frail creatures are equally likely to pull out their lace handkerchiefs at news of the death of a distant relative or the sight of frolicking puppies.
- Logan could not abide such lachrymose literature. Give him a robust novel about battle at sea!
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
lachrymose（LAK rih mose）这个形容词的意思可以是“哭泣，倾向于哭泣”或“倾向于引起哭泣”。它直接来自拉丁语中“眼泪”的意思
- 某些类型的小说以悲痛欲绝的女主人公为主角；当听到远亲去世的消息或看到嬉戏的小狗时，这些虚弱的生物同样有可能拿出蕾丝手帕
- 洛根无法忍受这样令人伤心的文学作品。给他一本关于海上战斗的长篇小说
