sobbed

英 [sɒbd]

美 [sɑːbd]

v.  抽噎; 啜泣; 呜咽; 哭诉; 泣诉; 抽噎着说
sob的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 抽噎;呜咽;啜泣
  When someonesobs, they cry in a noisy way, breathing in short breaths.
  1. She began to sob again, burying her face in the pillow...
     她把脸埋在枕头里，又开始抽噎起来。
  2. Her sister broke down, sobbing into her handkerchief.
     她姐姐再也控制不住自己的情绪，捂着手绢呜咽起来。
• VERB 呜咽着说;哭诉
  If yousobsomething, you say it while you are crying.
  1. 'Everything's my fault,' she sobbed.
     她呜咽着说：“一切都是我的错。”
• 呜咽声
  Asobis one of the noises that you make when you are crying.

双语例句

• ` I can't sit on a chair, 'sobbed the boy.
  我不能坐在椅子上。那孩子抽泣着。
• His eyes rolled and he sobbed.
  他转了转眼睛，呜咽起来。
• She sobbed her heart out.
  她哭得死去活来。
• Defeated, the boy sobbed back, But I did, Daddy, I did! I used all the strength that I had!
  小男孩很受挫，呜咽的回答道：我用了，爸爸，我用了！我用尽了我全身的力量。
• She sobbed last night, a thing she rarely does.
  她昨晚哭了，她是很少这样的。
• 'This is a black day for me, Copperfield!' he sobbed.
  这是我倒楣的日子，科波菲尔！
• He closed his eyes, covered his face and sobbed.
  他闭上眼睛，用手遮住脸，开始抽泣。
• Now, Helen, don't be concerned. I know all about it, he sobbed.
  他啜泣着说：海伦，现在你不要担心了。我全部都知道了。
• 'David, leave me! I can't talk about it now!' she sobbed.
  大卫，别管我！我现在没法说！她抽泣道。
• I sobbed: I was beyond regarding self-respect, weighed down by fatigue and wretchedness.
  我抽泣着，我已经顾不得自尊心了，我的自尊心已经被疲劳和狼狈压倒了。