to strongly disapprove of sth and criticize it, especially publicly
Like everyone else, I deplore and condemn this killing.
我同所有人一样强烈谴责这桩凶杀案。
1.悲悼,痛惜
2.悔恨
1.to dislike something very much, often because you think it is immoral
1.I have no doubt that the American people do not approve of this behavior and indeed deplore it.
我很肯定美国人民不赞成这种行为，而且为此而悲痛。
2.The more I formerly admired you for your penetration and acuteness of mind, the more do I now weep for you and deplore you.
我从前愈是钦佩你的洞察力和敏锐的思考能力，如今就愈是为你感到伤心和惋惜。
3.It's the contemplation of this sort of thing that makes me deplore my fate in being a bachelor.
就是想到这类事情才使我伤悼我这光棍汉的命运。
4.You know, when you say that sentence, a man at deplore greatly, in tears.
你可知道，当你说出那句话的时候，有一个人在心痛，在流泪。
5.All that will be of little comfort for friends of Israel who fear and deplore its increasing isolation.
为以色列日益孤立的地位担心和害怕的朋友可不会因为这些做法而稍感安慰。
6."Looking around me I deplore the lack of style and elegance in most modern plays, " he wrote in one of his last letters.
“环顾周围，多数现代剧中都缺乏风格与高雅，我对此表示悲痛，”他在自己最后文集的一篇文章中写道。
7.Although I deplore the vulgarity of your language, I defend your right to express yourself freely.
虽然我对你粗俗的言语深表遗憾，但是我维护你说话的权利。
8.Only the heartache that alone a cry of atoms, trembling a always reluctant to put deplore the fairy tale.
唯有独自心伤那一缕哭得颤抖的斜阳，痛惜一个始终不愿意放下的童话。
9.She is right to deplore the pogroms against Jews and the beginning of the inquisition.
她正确地谴责对犹太人的大屠杀和开始执行宗教法庭。
10.Socialist societies celebrate, and capitalist ones deplore, the exigencies which have enlarged the role of the state.
对于扩大国家作用的迫切需要来说，社会主义社会感到庆幸，资本主义则感到沮丧。