to complain or say that you are not happy about sth
They sat bemoaning the fact that no one would give them a chance.
他们坐在那里，埋怨别人不肯给他们一个机会。
1.悲叹,哀悼;惋惜
2.对...不满
3.悲叹,哀悼
1.to complain or say that you are disappointed about something
1.Years later, she said, he would bemoan his lack of dating experience, wondering aloud what he had missed.
她说，几年以后，他将会叹息他自己与女孩约会的经验太缺乏了。他一定会痛哭他所错过的东西。
2.Fortunately, they were wrong, and a hundred years later there was a new mania to bemoan: the hyacinth.
幸运的是，他们错了，百年之后，引起泡沫经济狂热的另一种花卉又出现了，那就是风信子。
3.All ye that are about him, bemoan him; and all ye that know his name, say, How is the strong staff broken, and the beautiful rod!
凡在她四围的和认识她名的，你们都要为她悲伤，说，那结实的杖和那美好的棍，何竟折断了呢。
4.Car collectors and enthusiasts bemoan the demise of the stick, and some are trying to fight the trend.
汽车收藏家和发烧友慨叹排档杆的没落，还有一些人正在竭力抵制这股风潮。
5.Visitors love to bemoan the lack of an old-fashioned cultural neighborhood in Los Angeles.
游客们喜欢抱怨洛杉矶的周围缺乏老式时尚氛围。
6.They shouldn't underestimate their own capabilities and constantly bemoan their fate, he said.
他说，他们不应低估自身能力，也不要自怨自艾，哀叹命运。
7.We have to bemoan the fact that the new exponential influx of fake money will make prices surge to an unprecedented infinitum.
我们不得不牢骚满腹，呈级数级增长的伪币的注入将会使价格膨胀到前所未有的极限。
8.His theory is borne out on the ground by some Lehmanites who privately bemoan the clash of cultures with their new owners.
现实证明，他的理论是正确的，一些雷曼员工私下里哀叹与新东家的文化冲突。
9.Those who truly treasure the pat will not bemoan the passing of the good old days, because days enshrined in memory are never lost.
真正珍惜过去的人，不会悲叹旧日美好时光的逝去。因为藏于记忆中的时光永不流失。
10.However, the boot landed far short of its mark, prompting Mr Howard to bemoan the "pathetic throw" .
然而，靴子着陆的地点距离原定目标相去甚远，霍华德先生有感而发，称它是“可悲的一掷”。